Attempting to control a long (475 LED) strip on PatternPaint under macOS causes the connection to become unreliable, with tons of 'sendChunk: Busy, trying again shortly' messages.
To repeat:
- Use commit dc19075 on macOS through Qt Creator
- Run patternpaint, change strip height to 475
- Open any example pattern
- Connect strip to computer
- Strip updates a few frames before stopping
Notes:
-Using MacBook Air 2012 model
-This doesn't seem to affect Windows 10
-In libblinky/blinkytape.cpp, changing 'WRITE_BUSY_DELAY' and 'WRITE_CHUNK_DELAY' to 10 appears to solve the problem
Attempting to control a long (475 LED) strip on PatternPaint under macOS causes the connection to become unreliable, with tons of 'sendChunk: Busy, trying again shortly' messages.
To repeat:
Notes:
-Using MacBook Air 2012 model
-This doesn't seem to affect Windows 10
-In libblinky/blinkytape.cpp, changing 'WRITE_BUSY_DELAY' and 'WRITE_CHUNK_DELAY' to 10 appears to solve the problem