Voice chat using Lacewing and Python (PyAudio)

[Mathias]

So, I thought it could be fun to implement VoIP using the Python object. Enjoy! It's a bit crashy at the moment (I blame Lacewing), and probably doesn't work well with multiple people yet.

[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

[Looki]

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.

[nivram]

Thanks for your thoughts Looki. Appreciate it.

Marv

[RickyRombo]

And maybe someone else could isolate the crash so that it is fixed

[Forum User]

I blame the Python object

[danjo]

can you prove that?

[DizzyDoo]

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.

[Mathias]

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.

[Jacob]

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.