your flowstone app can read commands from plain text files, so if from command line you write something as "mycommand > commands.txt" then your app triggers that file and does something.
This is independent from your exe, but is a workaround.

I'm developing a video surveillance software and it would be great to do it with flowstone, but it seems that the video stream module still crashes in V3.

As it is stated here http://www.dsprobotics.com/hardware.html under the cameras section, ip cameras are becoming very popular ...

Yeah I thought of that but I dont want to be creating files. . .

Ive got it working now with wireless links and sending arrays.


Ill put a link up when I get the chance if anyone wants it

if you don't need text files, then you can do it the trouggloudite way and you can add a timer if the ...

you could write the values to be copied to a text file then read from it...

i tested it with ps2 controller and it works, never tried ps3.
As for the trigger, i have done a boolean switch to let him trigger only when it's not connected.

About having more than one, i asked for that feature over one year ago, not available at the moment.

with the http post module you cam only send data to web forms.
If you need to get data too, you have to develop a script outside flowstone, then inside flowstone import some kind of text file generated by the script.

This is how I've done it in flowstone until it will be enhanced with database ...

with the http post module you cam only send data to web forms.
If you need to get data too, you have to develop a script outside flowstone, then inside flowstone import some kind of text file generated by the script.

This is how i've done it in flowstone until it will be enhanced with database ...

i think ruby is not for pro audio.

It's good to do many things, to work with text, to communicate with databases, but audio is very limited.

I think python can be much better, it is interpreted too and can handle audio calculations much better than ruby, but it think also that this is a shortcut ...

I didn't know that but if, as I hope, the Ruby integration includes the ability to utilize Ruby/Python

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(which I think is just a Ruby GEM (library)) then Python can be fully utilized in its place. All that is needed to use Python is to write a Ruby function which, using Ruby ...

Thanks for the reply. My need for convolution is not for reverb but rather for FIR linear transfer functions which require similar length for low frequency resolution.

I'm afraid that without VST hosting my initial enthusiasm for FlowStone has flowed away. To be viable in today's marketplace any ...