I need some help with Emacs, since it's driving me nuts.
I want to set the tab spacing to 4 so that code is always indented 4
spaces. No matter what I do with my .emacs file. The code in the buffer
always seems to display in terms of 2-space tabs.
Are there any emacs experts out there that know
Are there any plans to support USB devices in ALSA?
Namely the Creative Labs Extigy.
Or does this have nothing to do with ALSA at all?
Thanks.
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It's not a bug or missing feature.
You're talking about opening a midi stream that is currently running
status. Unfortunately, there's no way around it. I don't think it's
really possible to even guess what that previous status byte might have
been. So really you can't do anything until you
Take a look at the seq.c file. It's in the directory of test programs that
come with ALSA. It's definitely the simplest example.
Otherwise, I can't really help you unless I see your code.
Thanks.
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On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Guenther Sohler wrote:
There's a program caled Timidity. It's just what you need.
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On 12 Jan 2002, Vijeth CM wrote:
is it possible to have software midi in linux?
i have an intel810 motherboard with intel_ich sound onboard. the problem is i cant
get a true
After I start my queue timer for the sequencer, how I actually find out
the current time on the queue? Also, what's the resolution of the timer
used by the queue(i.e. 1/100th second,millisecond,nanosecond.).
There seems to be no reasonable documentation on the timer interface for
0.5.x
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How to I send raw midi messages to the ALSA sequencer?I have a buffer of
timestamped midi messages that I'd like to output to the ALSA sequencer.
From the code in seq-sender.c, in the send_event()
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On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Takashi Iwai wrote:
Hi,
At Wed, 12 Dec 2001 03:08:07 -0500 (EST),
Ricardo Colon wrote:
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How to I send raw midi messages to the ALSA
I'm trying to figure out how to send a timestamped event(for ex. a
SND_SEQ_EVENT_NOTE message) to the scheduling queue. There is a function
to send queue control messagess, but how do I enqueue an timestamped
event.
The documentation says:
For scheduling an event on the specified queue, a
How would I change the send_event function in seq-sender.c(which seq.c
includes) so that it plays a chord(for ex, MIDI notes 60, 62, and 64)
instead of a single note.
Also, why does the test program hang whenever I exit it. Is there any
way to exit cleanly without hanging notes?
Thanks.
How do duplex RAWMIDI work? Are they capable of both input and output
functions? What is the point of having such a device when the input and
output could be opened separately?
I'm trying to implement a library to run on top of ALSA which is only
designed to support one-way devices... a
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