deadwood can you compile a script so that it transfers to an executable ? I ask this because scripts with "S" flag will not work on FAT32 and DVD !

thanks also to Kalamatee, Neil cafferkey and Alfred Faust for their commitment to driver development:)

hitchhikr it is difficult to implement midi on Protrekkr!

Do whatever you want with it. The 2 utilities are coming from Amiga OS4 and are available among others on Aminet: http://aminet.net/package/mus/midi/camdtools I just adapted those 2 to AROS for testing purposes.

@hitchhikr Thanks hitchhikr, if I am authorized I will include "MidiDriver" on the new AROS One 2.4 ! I also created a folder "MidiDriverTools" where I included all the contents of your archive !

deadwood we have a midi driver thanks to hitchhikr, kalamatee, Neil Cafferkey and Alfred Faust you must include it in the contrib archives?

ok, thanks for your work it is very important for the comunity of Aros

I'm not interested by any money. And that's Franck not Frank.

ah ok, finally we have solved the midi driver problem thanks to you Frank, leave me your paypal email and I will make you a donation at the beginning of next month, I have informed Alfred he has all the midi equipment and has done the porting of barspipes, long time ago I told him that this work had also been done by you and that you had also released the source code, thanks again we wait for alfred

MidiWatch mididriver.in.0

Ok, I pushed changes to the repository. From next release, TheBar in contrib will be updated.

Great! Thank you Frank I inform Alfred Faust I have tried the driver with the two tools I get this on the screen

Ok, try this one: https://hitchhikr.net/mididriver.zip To install it: - Delete any file present in the devs:midi directory (probably just "debugdriver"). - Copy the file "mididriver" into devs:midi directory. - Reboot. In the archive there are 2 tools: - "ShowClusters" will show the midi ports of the driver. - "MidiWatch" will monitor a given port as argument (usually mididriver.in.0 or mididriver.out.0). f.

[quote name=deadwood post=4110]@deadwood - Yes, running 32-bit binaries on 64-bit system should be as transparent as possible.[/quote] That would be really impressive. You are doing some great work. Thank you.

[quote name=Amiwell79 post=4101]@Amiwell79 - deadwood dt2thumb do not works at moment used an old release and works[/quote] dt2thumb works fine, no problem creating thumbnails

done

ok great(y)

contrib archive deadwood

Yes, running 32-bit binaries on 64-bit system should be as transparent as possible.

Where can I download dt2thumb from?