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Subject: Plotting in realtime, how to thread/downpri plotting

From: Knut

Date: 4 Nov, 2009 09:30:04

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I want to capture and process audio in realtime using playrec. At the same time, I want visual feedback. Problem is, any plot commands cause audio break-ups.

Is there any way to "schedule" for a plotting command to occur whenever possible without halting execution of the rest of the script?

I want nice plots in real-time, but I would rather skip one plot than introduce audio break-ups...

-k

Subject: Plotting in realtime, how to thread/downpri plotting

From: Paul Mennen

Date: 4 Nov, 2009 15:31:03

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"Knut " wrote
> I want to capture and process audio in realtime using playrec. At the same time, I want visual feedback. Problem is, any plot commands cause audio break-ups.

I'd suggest showing us what your matlab code looks like and probably someone here may offer suggestions of how to make it better and to keep it continuous.

~Paul

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