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Originally Posted by dennisjames1
Hi Barry
I get a jerky motion when i pan around with Stellarium, i am not certain, i didn' t think i noticed that before, maybe it's a graphics driver issue, i did a driver upgrade so maybe do a roll back and see, though i did see another vista user with core 2 processor report a jerky motion.
I have a Quad Core and Vista
And how do i get sound ? java script ?
Cheers
Dennis
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Hi Dennis
To get sound you need a script to run.
Here is a script "audio.sts"
image action load filename "audio1.png" name im01 alpha 1 scale 0.38 xpos -0.6 ypos -0.6
audio action play filename audio.wav output_rate 44000 volume 1
wait duration 3
audio action play filename audio.wav output_rate 44000 volume 1
wait duration 5
image action load filename "audio2.png" name im01 alpha 1 scale 0.38 xpos -0.6 ypos -0.6
audio action play filename audio.ogg output_rate 44000 volume 1
wait duration 10
Use a text editor to put the above script into the file audio.sts and place the file in the scripts folder.
Make sure SDL_mixer.dll and SDL.DLL are in your stellarium folder
Run Stellarium, press "m", scroll through to scripts, select the audio.sts script with the arrow keys them press "m"
You can use *.wav files and *.mid files, *.ogg files and probably others that I have not tried, adjust the "wait duratiion" for the length to run the sound in seconds.
As for the jerkiness what is the top RH reading for fps. If the reading is above 15fps your openGL driver is working. If it is below 4fps it is not working. You may need a driver. Vista is notorious for nil OEM drivers for openGL.
Barry