I spent all night diagnosing the problem, with the help of the guys from WireTap Studio – they didn’t actually find the problem but they worked on it a bunch and gave me moral support!Īfter I figured out what was happening, I took the SoundSoap filter off, exported the file as an AIFF, ran the Levelator on it to get my levels back normal, pulled it into GarageBand, moved things around to make it fit because I’d done a ton of editing on the first one and there was no way i was doing THAT again. And the bad news is that I didn’t find out until Monday night. For some reason, when the audio from that recording was converted from stereo to mono – it HORKED my voice big time, made it nearly inaudible and what WAS audible was so horribly distorted it was unlistenable. I noticed some hiss whenever I was talking, so I used the Bias SoundSoap plugin to reduce it, but only on my voice. I recorded my conversation with Steve Harris using WireTap Studio. Ok, it’s time we talk about the audio problem from last week. It comes from the sailing term for making a turn in a sailboat, and I should KNOW this because I grew up sailing! I’m appalled that I would make such an error, and I’m just glad my father wasn’t alive to hear me say something like that! I think we’re all glad that QA director Steve is here to keep me on an even keel. In the same show, he says that I said “taking a different tact” when the correct phrase is “taking a different tack”. he’s really having to be picky now, isn’t he? He also noticed something that’s really embarassing. two megaHERTZ? QA Director Steve was appalled that I did not say 2 MB of L2 cache. Remember I was talking about my brand spanking new Vista laptop? In that description, I said it was a 2GHz Intel Core 2 duo, with 4GB of RAM, 800Mhz front side bus, and 2 MHz of L2 cache. What QA Director Steve DID notice was actually from 2 weeks ago was REALLY picky. And get this, Quality Control Director Steve didn’t even NOTICE! Wait a minute…didn’t I clearly say LAST week was show number 126? Evidently I was over excited last week and I jumped ahead a week! last week was 125, this week is 126. Today is Sunday, December 16th, 2007 and this is show #126. Macintosh, Google Dekstop, Vulnerability, security, iTunes, laptop, wax, cables, Time Machine Listen to the Podcast Once (44 min 45 sec) In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I discuss the merits and demerits of Time Machine as well as alternative backup solutions like arRsync from and how my father-in-law should best synchronize a single file between two Macs (hint, DON’T sync!) A more thorough review of the Compaq 6820s laptop with some surprises, Robert waxes his car, inexpensive cable source at. As you've already figured out, you also might need to play with the target SDK.Last week’s disastrous sound problems explained (SoundSoap plugin to WireTap Studio was the culprit, Connors points out NosillaCast is moving up in iTunes and tells us about DigitalColor Meter. That should produce a scriptable version of arRsync. Switch to a Release build ("Blackbeard" is the name for the debug build).Add arRsync.sdef to the "Copy Bundle Resources" phase of the arRsync target.Back up the orignal file and make a new arRsync.sdef containing: Īlternatively, you could just replace the runPreset command element with the one from above. If you want, the file can be shortened and simplified by replacing the Standard and Text suites with an include.
Arrsync mac code#
Add a character to runPreset's code attribute just about any character will work. The code for the runPreset command has one letter too few ( command codes must be two FourCCs, or eight characters, long). Edit ist in the project, setting the "Scriptable" option to true.įix the project's script dictionary, arRsync.sdef.
Build from source, first making the following changes: The arRsync binary is missing a scripting dictionary.
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