On 16 Feb 2003 20:58:23 +1100 Allan Klinbail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay Finally I am very very happy.. > > SO far I have only been able to test output (need to setup MIDI > hardware again after a gig) > > From output using MusE CVS version. I need to try this, is it much different than the 0.6.x prerelease? I've had a few issues with that ... > I have been able to send MIDI output to: > > individual ports > multiple ports relaying different information... > timecode... MIDI CLOCK, worked , MMC still to be tested Yeah after poking around same here... when it works. Seems to rely on JACK (which I don't care for) or else it won't play back, but I was happy to see a steady MIDI clock delivered (I was having trouble with one of my synths that way). > I did not get a good SMPTE lock and the time display on the MTP-AV > only aligned itself properly on stop.. (typical when a sync lock isn't > established properly) both the PC and the MTP-AV were set to a SMTPE > rate of 25 frames per second. I'm not sure how SMPTE is delivered, it's been awhile since I looked at that end of MIDI, but perhaps not all the right messages are being delivered. What I really wish is that the MTPAV itself would generate MIDI clocks and timecode; I'm pretty sure it's supposed to do the latter. <snip> > One glitch I noticed was that the driver seemed to send the note > information to all ports when the sequence I had only sent to one of > the MTPAV ports... When I assigned a second to a different port it > began behaving correctly. This is the main reason I replied... I've seen this behavior too. I haven't had time to investigate, but it seems to happen in various sequencers from time to time (seq24, MusE, pmidi, etc.), and I'm not completely sure of the cause. Usually it starts out fine for me, but I'll do something "odd" and suddenly all output is broadcast. I'm having suspicions, but do you remember any detailed circumstances regarding this when you've seen it? > This is all however fantastic progress. Yeah, I've had all this stuff for years and I'm completely hyped to finally be able to put it to use. Kudos to the ALSA developers (and the sequencer authors ;) for all the time they've spent. -- Ryan Pavlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Why are we even *mentioning* semi-regular polyhedrons and real space?" - 8BT ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-devel
