The binaries will not print directly unless I compile gtk+ with cups support. I tried compiling cups a few times and failed. It will require me to have enough free time to do some hacking on it.
I may need to compile portaudio with pulseaudio support. This means I will need to compile pulseaudio as well. Pulseaudio may be exclusively using his soundcard. I remember gtick (metronome software) at one point solely used oss sound. When ubuntu moved to pulseaudio gtick stopped working for me because of pulseaudio. Jeremiah On May 6, 2016 1:21 PM, "Richard Shann" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fri, 2016-05-06 at 17:57 +0100, Bernard Bourdillon wrote: > > Dear Denemo-devel > > A friend of mine had a webchat with you earlier (DenemoGuest8) and you > > kindly offered to look at my enquiry. > > Apologies: I'm not linux literate. > > I've installed Denemo 2.0.6. (to replace 1.0.1) on my 64-bit pc running > > Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. > > As explained by DenemoGuest8 (and under his guidance) I downloaded the > > recommended binary distro and installed the i386 emulation layer for > > Ubuntu and the program runs. However I cannot get any playback audio (it > > records > > records? Do you mean records from a MIDI keyboard? > > > > satisfactorily) and I cannot get it to see my printer. > > Can you see your printer from other software? Does the Print Dialog come > up at all? (If so, can you Print to File?) > > > I can > > print from the print preview via saving a pdf > > Does the button PDF in the Print View work? > > > > so the playback audio is > > the most important thing. > > > > In relation to the audio I have tried various combinations of setting in > > Audio and Midi preferences, > > Can you hear audio from other programs? I have twice had the audio mute > itself on my (Debian) installation, and had to fight the system to get > it back on. > Also, some programs "hog" the audio - no other program can make sounds > while they are running. Denemo does this, and so if you have > inadvertently started two Denemo sessions then one will not sound. > Re-boot your computer to be quite sure there is no zombie around. > > For the audio output, only the Audio tab is relevant. You can cause > problems if you set Sample Rate (44100) or Period Size (256) to certain > values - indeed I know of no system where they should be altered. > > It would be worth while starting afresh, as audio invariably works > straight out of the box on GNU/Linux. To start afresh delete the > directory ~/.denemo-2.0.6 > Then re-launch Denemo and say you don't want to import your old > preferences when it asks you. > > > but I don't know what I'm doing. > > > > Both playback and printing worked satisfactorily under Denemo 1.0.1. > > It would be worthwhile to email the preferences file that you have for > 1.0.1. This file is in > > ~/.denemo-1.0.1 > > and is called denemorc > > That will give a clue as to the settings you had that worked. > > HTH > > Richard > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Denemo-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel >
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