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Re: using MTCoreAudio
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Re: using MTCoreAudio


  • Subject: Re: using MTCoreAudio
  • From: john <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 19:50:01 -0500

Hi Danielle,

In addition to the good replies from Brian, Robert and Michael, I'd like to add that I've found it advantageous to just create a Frameworks folder inside my project folder where I keep MTCoreAudio. This way, someone else can easily work on the same source base without having to download the framework themselves.

It also makes it quicker to keep track of the framework version since it's right with the project, and ensures that whatever version of the framework I used the last time I worked on the project is the one being used when I go back to it.

-- John


Hi Everyone,

I've had wanted to start to develop a new app that will record a sound and then play it back. However I've run into a few problems with this, before I've even begun!

After looking around and getting the advice of a few people, I thought that using MTCoreAudio would be the way to go since I've already written programs before in Objective C and I am fairly comfortable with the language.

So, I downloaded the MTCoreAudio Framework, and then tried to create a blank app that linked to the framework. However the problem that I have been having is that I keep getting the error:

/Users/Code3/Desktop/Audiophile/Recordotron/build/Recordotron.app/ Contents/MacOS/Recordotron can't open library: @executable_path/../Frameworks/MTCoreAudio.framework/Versions/B/ MTCoreAudio (No such file or directory, errno = 2)

Executable “Recordotron” has exited due to signal 5 (SIGTRAP).

I get this error every-time I try to run the program. Since it is a blank project, I assume that it has something to do with the way that I installed the frameworks. At the moment, the MTCoreAudio framework is sitting on my desktop and I can't seem to move it in with the rest of my frameworks, as my mac informs me that I can't modify the frameworks folder...ugh! I'm so confused....

If anyone has any information on how to get the MTCoreAudio files to work, it would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks so much :)
Danielle
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References: 
 >using MTCoreAudio (From: Danielle MacNevin <email@hidden>)
 >Re: using MTCoreAudio (From: Brian Willoughby <email@hidden>)

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