So, I thought it could be fun to Please login to see this link.. Enjoy! It's a bit crashy at the moment (I blame Lacewing), and probably doesn't work well with multiple people yet.
Voice chat using Lacewing and Python (PyAudio)
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A few features including Passport are unavailable initially whilst we monitor stability of the new platform, we hope to bring these online very soon. Small issues will crop up following the import from our old system, including some message formatting, translation accuracy and other things.
Thank you for your patience whilst we've worked on this and we look forward to more exciting community developments soon!
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Hi Mathias. Why don't you re-release this when it is not s "bit crashy". I guess I don't understand releasing an example if it is known to crash.
Maev
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I guess it's just a proof of concept. Besides, it's Lacewing. Lacewing is kind of unstable right now, so it just needs to get updated.
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Thanks for your thoughts Looki. Appreciate it.
Marv
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And maybe someone else could isolate the crash so that it is fixed
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I blame the Python object
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can you prove that?
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Quote from nivram
Hi Mathias. Why don't you re-release this when it is not s "bit crashy". I guess I don't understand releasing an example if it is known to crash.
Maev
Maybe because this is crazy clever? I don't know, I'm pretty impressed by this.
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Quote from Jamie
I blame the Python object
Well, since the call stack always lead to Lacewing.mfx, that is my best bet. Of course, if the create_string_buffer() memory is free'd before Lacewing gets to send the message, that could also be a reason.
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I seem to remember him saying that he made a way to get a voice chat to work waaaay back in '07 but he couldn't find it. I don't know why I bothered saying this.
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Now, this is what I was requesting with the Sound to text object a couple of years ago!
People never understood what I meant when I wanted to send sound from the mic as a string through Moo. I guess it's because I could never effectively explain it the way I meant, which is the case for most of my ideas :\ -
This could revolutionise the way players chat to each-other and it makes spamming much harder unless your my sister in which case it becomes a lot easier.
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Quote from dragonguy
This could revolutionise the way players chat to each-other and it makes spamming much harder unless your my sister in which case it becomes a lot easier.
Ever heard of TeamSpeak, XBox Live, etc?
and thanks for the personal comment... </facetious>
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Hi every one !
I am facing some peculiar problem with pyaudio!
I have used Pyaudio to implement VoIP chat module. and it is working fine as well when i connects to the internet through WiFi but when i connects two computers through LAN or Internet a dail up. I am receiving a peculiar kind of sound which is very odd .. I can hear my voice as well as that peculiar sound Can any one help me what can be the reason for it because i am stuck.
Thank you!
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the link seems to be down, does anyone have it saved?
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Jamie.
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I was wondering, since the link to this script is no longer working where could I get a copy of it.
Thanks,
K
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