The same problem for me (Alpha 2)
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After different tests, the only way to play karaoke (.kar) files on
Ubuntu/Kubuntu 64 bits is by using the famous Vanbasco's karaoke player
(windows application) through wine... Though it's not a good solution,
it's the only one I found.
Regards,
/Fabien
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kmid doesn't send note on/note off
Yes, exactly the same for me.
Fluidsynth is a good solution to play midifiles, but the karaoke part is
missing.
Thank you for your actions.
/Fabien
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kmid doesn't send note on/note off on Kubuntu Gutsy 64bits
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154892
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This is no problem ! Kmid is only a .mid/.kar reader : It is not design
to produce any sound but to transmit midi events to software or
hardware synth using alsa-senquencer capabilities.
You need to plug a hardware or software synthesizer to hear any sound.
The synth have to be General Midi (like
Kmid is not designed to produce any sound but to sent midi-events. Users
have to plug a soft or hard synth to make it work.
** Changed in: kdemultimedia (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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[gutsy dapper edgy feisty] Kmid - NO sound comes out
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/59560
You
I've made some tests today :
kmid, pmidi, pykaraoke don't run well on my kubuntu 7.10 64bits. They
don't send midi events to the hardware midi ports neither to kmidimon.
Sometimes, some program change events go through.
But, Rosegarden or Seq 24 run very well and send all type of midi events
to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kmid
kmid doesn't send any note on or note of event on kubuntu 7.10 64 bits.
I've checked it using a synth plugged and/or kmidimon.
I've tested it with Kubuntu 7.10 32 bits with the same midifile and all is ok.
I've tested Rosegarden with the same file
