nosler / imagestowavetables

A program that turns images into sounds. UI done in JUCE.

Installation Guide

Minimum Requirements

Processor

Recommended: Any member of the Intel Core, Xeon, or Xeon Phi processor family

Supported: Any member of the Intel Pentium 4 processor family, or any non-Intel processor architecture

RAM

Please use at least 4GB of RAM to ensure a good runtime speed. The user’s mileage may vary.

Operating System

Arch Linux MacOS 10.12, 10.13

Compiler

For Linux-based operating systems, please use one of the following compilers:

• Standard GCC version provided by your operating system, preferably versions 4.1-7.1
• GLIBC versions 2.4-2.19

Available HDD space

20gb of space should be available for this program to run optimally.

Installation

NOTE: You may have to enable audio on the VirtualBox Image if using one; if so, follow the steps after the installation steps:

Download the compressed application archive.

Move the archive to where you’d like to install the application; replacing “some/path/” with the desired installation path:

> mv TeamA.tgz some/path/

Navigate to the directory containing the compressed application file; replacing “some/path/” with the path to the directory containing the TeamA.tgz file:

> cd some/path/

Decompress the archive using tar:

tar -xvzf TeamA.tgz

Navigate into the application directory:

> cd project2/

Run the precompiled executable:

> ./ImagesToWavetables

Enabling Audio in Arch Guest (CIS Image)

Install the ALSA Utilities package to get alsactl and alsamixer:

> sudo pacman -S alsa-utils

Configure ALSA for the guest’s virtual audio devices:

> sudo alsactl init > sudo alsactl store

Enable audio on the master chanel, open alsamixer and raise the volume of “master” using the arrow keys:

> alsamixer

Test the guest’s audio:

> speaker-test

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Disclaimer: This project was done for CIS 422 in Winter 2018 at the University of Oregon, and was completed by a team of six of which I was a member.

Due to hardware failure and no longer being able to access the BitBucket repository we originally used, the code hosted here was copied from a backup of the final verison another team member had.

All files here were copied from this repository with the owner's permission: https://github.com/Touchette/Images-to-Wavetables