>>
>> Sorry, I should have done a bit more testing. I've
>> just verified this: pmidi data IS echoed, so long as
>> someone is listening. The /proc/asound/card1/midiD0
>> statistics don't update received bytes if no one is
>> listening.
>>
>> So it looks like I have *another* bad cable. This
>
> One hypothesis: pmidi opens the midi device in
> write-only mode, which blocks the echo (read) at a
> low level (before it shows up in /p/a/c/midiD0).
> And my cable is busted for MIDI in :( I'm hoping
> there are better (software-only) hypotheses.
Sorry, I should have done a bit more testing.
More info on this.
As per Clemens, I got a new cable, and now my
system is 50% working. I can send external MIDI
events out, and drive my MIDI gear from my Linux
box.
But I still can't receive any external MIDI events.
And the behavior is strange:
If I directly connect pins 12 and 15 of my gam
an
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Alsa-user] External MIDI with SB Live! Value
>
>
> Thomas Vaughan wrote:
> > 1) Is there a good debugging guide? I'm guessing
> > that ALSA experts have a checklist, like
> > - check kernel config
> > -
Thomas Vaughan wrote:
> 1) Is there a good debugging guide? I'm guessing
> that ALSA experts have a checklist, like
> - check kernel config
> - check alsa build config
> - check /etc/modules.conf
> - check lsmod
> - etc.
Try
http://www.google.com/search?q=alsa+troub
Specific answers inline.
High-level questions:
1) Is there a good debugging guide? I'm guessing
that ALSA experts have a checklist, like
- check kernel config
- check alsa build config
- check /etc/modules.conf
- check lsmod
- etc.
2) I just tried the Creative L
Thomas Vaughan wrote:
> Yet another installment of my external MIDI
> saga. As yet I've been unable to receive any
> external MIDI events through my card's joystick
> port (which I now believe is the MPU401).
Does it work in another operating system?
> One thing I've noticed: the emu10k1 driver
Hello all-
Yet another installment of my external MIDI
saga. As yet I've been unable to receive any
external MIDI events through my card's joystick
port (which I now believe is the MPU401).
So I'm recompiling everything.
One thing I've noticed: the emu10k1 drivers seem
to have their own mpu40
as? I would dearly love to get external MIDI
working for this soundcard. Any and all suggestions
or diagnostics would be appreciated!
> -Original Message-
> From: Wolfgang Hamann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 4:24 AM
> To: Thomas Vaughan
> Cc: [EM
Audio out on the card is fine, and timidity is
able to play. What I really need to do is read
and write MIDI to external devices, and I'm having
problems with that.
I can open /dev/midi for reading, but read calls
hang indefinitely, even though I've got MIDI
devices sending events to the card.
Hello all-
I've seen posts similar to this but none with the
exact hardware/setup. I've got an SB Live Value
OEM, so my external MIDI is only through the
joystick port on the card.
Audio out on the card is fine, and timidity is
able to play. What I really need to do is read
and write MIDI to
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