On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 11:54:21 +0100 Takashi Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At Sat, 25 Oct 2003 02:41:06 -0700, > Ryan Pavlik wrote: <snip> > > Shouldn't I get numbers in ev->time.time.tv_*? I'm just getting > > zeros... what did I miss? ;) > > no, it should be, as long as the event is delivered to these > subscribers (i.e. setting the destination as SND_SEQ_ADDR_SUBSCRIBERS). > > btw, to update the timestamp of every event to a certain port, you can > set the timestamp attribute on the port_info, too. OK, I've attached some code to show what I'm doing exactly. I'm trying to receive input from an external sequencer that's tagged with the event arrival time. The docs indicate this should be no problem, and I believe I've done what they say, but I'm obviously not doing something right. :-) I prefer time in realtime, not midi time, for accuracy and time calculation reasons, but neither seems to work. Also, I seem to be getting a lot of type 42 messages (active sense). Now, only one piece of gear (Roland, go figure ;) generates these, and the MTP/AV i'm using blocks them (thankfully). The Roland gear is off, and the MTP/AV shows no input traffic. Why am I still getting these messages...? (For my ruby lib, i'm filtering them at the moment since they're the useless, but saving a little CPU would be nice, too.) Thanks, -- Ryan Pavlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "I believe in exploiting debts, not having them." - 8BT
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