On Tuesday 18 April 2006 16:10, Aaron Krister Johnson wrote:

> Thanks for your quick reply. I did try PortMidi, and had similar problems. 
> I'll try again.
> 
> However, if it's not hard, I'm sure not only I but others would benefit from 
> and rejoice at having arbitrary /dev reading of MIDI streams back in the 
> code, instead of a forced standard like ALSA or PortMIDI. After all, the 
> Linux philosophy is about freedom of choice, right? ;)

OK, then it will be added in 5.02. Did you have success with any of the
suggested workarounds ?

> One other major issue I noticed was that "-+rtaudio=alsa" seems broken, in 
> that if I open my score with a dummy ftable for say 1000 seconds like so:
> 
>  f0 1000
>  e
> 
> ...then run it, my performance time is only a few seconds.

There can be a number of reasons why this could happen; it would be easier
to find out if the Csound console messages were posted. Also, if you cannot
get ALSA to work, you can still use PortAudio or JACK.


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