On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 09:11:11PM +0100, Christoph Reichenbach wrote:
> You're right, just tested that. You can pipe into it rather slowly, but
> it won't start playing before all of the file has been piped in.
There is a way (tm). We can do one of two things: Build /dev/sequencer
support into FreeSCI and link Timidity's emulation layer in, OR we can
try to use Timidity's "server" frontend, which we can connect to and
send raw events to at will. I'm inclined to do the latter, as it
doesn't need Timidity to be compiled and linked into FreeSCI. I'm still
investigating what it can do and in what semblance of realtime-ness.
> But isn't /dev/sequencer for getting stuff _out_?
>From an app perspective, yes. But from a MIDI device, it's a way of
getting stuff _in_ :)
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