Hello all,

I use writesf to record the generated audio. Once I click a button, it triggers a start message to the writesf object. If I "kill" my app than it should send the "stop"-message to writesf. However when I look at the recordings, it has not recorded more than two just seconds.
Moreover is the patch wrong, or is there a problem with my app?
The patch is in the attachment. Any suggestions?

Kind regards,
Jelle

*maybe of interest I'm using libpd (pd-for-android)

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/example_recording.pd

nobody?

you need to give writesf~ time to flush it's output to the disk. (transfer the sound file from RAM to your hard drive). There has been talk of adding an output to writesf~ to let the user know when the operation is complete which would be wonderful. The help file only mentions this relating to sending a new open message to writesf~ but it also applies if you kill the process I assume

I have strong doubts about my patch.....maybe it does not work as I expected.
Is there any difference in this:

[r patch]
|
[open $1)
|
[writesf~ 2]

and

[open bla.wav)
|
[writesf~ 2]

In my logcat menu in eclipse I get the following error:
"writesf start requested with no prior 'open'"

while on my pc, where I use the second option I do not get this error.

furthermore the file that I find back on my sd card is always the same size: 44 bytes

continuing the post....I have noticed that I get a stackoverflow error once I try to trigger either "start" or the "stop" message.
Additionally in between [r path] and [open $1) I need to place a symbol to get the right string.

I have a question, does the [r path]-object trigger the [open $1)-message automatically? I expect the answer is yes, but I do not know for sure.