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[07:23:20] <KittyCat> anyone mind checking out the latest OpenAL Soft from GIT or SVN, and let me know how well it performs and how well the low-pass filter works?
[07:26:54] <KittyCat> I'm a bit concerned about CPU use since the low-pass filter always runs so it can be properly mixed with the original sample
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[10:54:24] <KittyCat> anyone familiar with freeverb?
[10:59:47] <KittyCat> I have the code, but I'm not sure I understand how freeverb's options relate to EFX's reverb effect..
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[14:14:38] <nitrotrigger> hi
[14:15:09] <nitrotrigger> do I need to delete buffers made with alutCreateBufferFromFile
[14:25:55] <barra_> hi nitrotrigger
[14:26:11] <nitrotrigger> hi barra_
[14:26:21] <barra_> might take some time until somebody spots your question so take a seat, grab some popcorn and wait until somebody shows up :-)
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[17:34:34] <Rivoru1> uggg maybe im misreading the documentation again, but is there anything wrong with creating a buffer when there is no active context and then loading data into it when there is an active context? i'm using the windows implementation from openal.org
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[17:35:32] <Rivorus> if i generate the buffer when there is no context, it works fine, but then if i set an active context and load into it the call fails
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[17:36:34] <Rivorus> similarly if i generate the buffer and load data into it all with no active context the calls all succeed, but then if i go and make a context active and associate a source with the buffer the call fails
[17:37:19] <Rivorus> but the specification says "Unlike source and listener objects, buffer objects can be shared among AL contexts. Buffers are referenced by sources. A single buffer can be referred to by multiple sources. This separation allows drivers and hardware to optimize storage and processing where applicable. "
[17:37:28] <Rivorus> so i would imagine that what i'm doing is fine
[17:37:54] <Rivorus> if i do everything (generate, load data into, associate with source, etc.) all with an active context it works
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[17:43:57] <Rivorus> it's failing with the invalid argument enum btw
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[22:25:02] <KittyCat> Rivorus, you shouldn't be able to create a buffer without an active context
[22:26:37] <KittyCat> a buffer is supposed to be tied to the device it's created with, which it determines by using the current context
[22:26:58] <KittyCat> though more often it's tied to the driver, not a specific ALCdevice
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