hi,
i have a python program i'd like to run on my beagleboard, it uses the
pygame module.
python 2.6, and pygame 2.5 are installed... this obviously doesn't
work.
i cannot install pygame2.6, because keep getting modules that i need
to install first.
any ideas?
cheers
hi,
i have a python program i'd like to run on my beagleboard, it uses the
pygame module.
python 2.6, and pygame 2.5 are installed... this obviously doesn't
work.
Interesting since I saw a pygame based tank game which said it worked
on python 2.6.1 and 2.5
also interesting is that pygames is only at version 1.9.1 as of today:
"pygame 1.9.1 released! - Aug 6, 2009"
http://www.pygame.org/news.html
You might want to recheck your versions and what might really be going
on.
i cannot install pygame2.6, because keep getting modules that i need
to install first.any ideas?
maybe you mean that python 2.6 isn't installing correctly?
you should probably post what distribution you are running. Some are
using Android, some Angstrom, and others like me are using Ubuntu.
FWIW, the ubuntu install I'm running has python 2.6.2 installed and
pygame v 1.8.1 available( Ubuntu 9.04/jaunty ).
I am using a BeagleBoard (rev B6) to prototype an audio-centric project. I would like it to sound as good as possible through powered speakers. I am running in to some issues.
When I connect the audio out of my BeagleBoard to powered speakers, the audio sounds like it has extra bass. I am have not determined whether this is caused by:
a) my speakers
b) the BeagleBoard doing something to boost the bass signal to compensate for headphones
c) “headphone out → line in” is not supposed to sound good
d) my imagination
I have tried changing settings using alsamixer, but I have not had much success other than changing volume.
I am using the Open Embedded linux distro from gumstix.net (because it has working audio drivers).
http://www.gumstix.net/Software/view/Software-Overo/Setting-up-a-build-environment/111.html
Recommendations?
Should I start looking at the audio driver code to get at more detailed configuration of the audio hardware?
Should I try a different linux computer that has a “better” audio interface? Suggestions?
Thanks,
Tanio
How are you actually getting the audio from the line in to the headphone
out - are you doing a digital loopback? If so, at what sample rate? If
you were to be sampling at 8000Hz, you'd lose all components above 4kHz,
and the sound might very well sound "bassy".
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BeagleBoard headphone out → line in on powered computer speakers
(No loopback).
Audio is stereo 16bit 44100Hz
I am using “aplay” to playback a WAV file.
I noticed that opkg installs those versions for some reason. My
solution
was to bitbake the pygame package myself, transfer it to the board and
install it directly.
-Jesse
Hey Jesse,
In case you’re still reading 6 years later: Any chance you could post an angstrom binary for pygame, or a tutorial on how to bitbake it? The angstrom python-pygame package seems to have been removed.
Thanks,
Jordan