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Hm, well pmidi just sits there and doesn't seem to
play any sounds at all.
[ddustin@xxxxxxxxxx ~]$ pmidi
No client/port specified.
You must supply one with the -p option or with the
environment variable ALSA_OUTPUT_PORTS
[ddustin@xxxxxxxxxx ~]$ pmidi -p0
Addresses in 1 parts not supported yet
Could not connect to port 192:88
[ddustin@xxxxxxxxxx ~]$ pmidi -l
Port Client name Port name
62:0 Midi Through Midi
Through Port-0
[ddustin@xxxxxxxxxx ~]$ pmidi -p 62:0
[ddustin@xxxxxxxxxx ~]$ pmidi -p 62:0
PleasePleaseMe.mid
Maybe the problem is with my own ALSA drivers then.
--- Thomas Fjellstrom wrote:
> On August 19, 2005 08:26 pm, Dustin Dettmer wrote:
> > How could I check?
> >
>
> theres a little application called "pmidi" thats
> handy in testing ALSA's midi.