?read:.. command starts automatically
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2021 2:39 am
Hi,
I am not having a major error but there is an unexpected behavior(for me) with the application. Could anyone tell me what is going on and how can I fix it?
I am testing with gain_live_getting_started.cfg with Fs = 32000 and the output channels are edited.
So I am connected to PHL via wifi and I am sending an mha command to read the file : ?read:/home/mha/phl_test.cfg
Then the openMHA immediately starts the program. It runs correctly, and I can change certain parameters but shouldn't it wait until I set cmd = start ?
The same behavior is observed when I send the command with MATLAB :
And the signal processing starts immediately. In addition to that, stop and release commands are not enough to stop it. After a short pause, it is initiated again.
Only " mha_set(mha,'cmd','quit'); "stops the signal processing completely but then I have to send "?read:" command again and it starts automatically as before...
I am not having a major error but there is an unexpected behavior(for me) with the application. Could anyone tell me what is going on and how can I fix it?
I am testing with gain_live_getting_started.cfg with Fs = 32000 and the output channels are edited.
So I am connected to PHL via wifi and I am sending an mha command to read the file : ?read:/home/mha/phl_test.cfg
Then the openMHA immediately starts the program. It runs correctly, and I can change certain parameters but shouldn't it wait until I set cmd = start ?
The same behavior is observed when I send the command with MATLAB :
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% IP address of mahalia running on PHL when using wireless
mha.host = '10.0.0.1';
% openMHA default TCP port
mha.port= 33337;
mha_query(mha,'','read:/home/mha/phl_test.cfg'); %Selects the .cfg file to readCode: Select all
mha_set(mha,'cmd','stop');
mha_set(mha,'cmd','release');