Alexandre, Using the midish port as you noted (dnew 0 nil rw) worked! I am now able to send control to QLC and run xjadeo for video display all based on the HDR MTC! I do get errors that time code went off by 160 ticks this seems to result in the measure displayed in midish and the one on the HDR to be off by one. Also sometimes the measure does not display when running and other times it does. It will always update on stop or index though. Other wise, looks like I'm up and running. Now need to add all the light queues for a 50 minute show. Dale On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 1:50 AM, Alexandre Ratchov <alex@caoua.org> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 03:04:55PM -0800, Dale March wrote: > > Alexandre, > > > > Thanks for the hints. These do not help either. The BCF sliders > stopped as > > expected, but the software sliders in QLC still return to zero as soon > as > > the midi ctl statements stop. > > I have snooped with kmidimon and dont see any extra stuff being sent > > either way. > > I kind of suspect the alsa-midi-through port of causing the issue, > but I > > don't see how else I can attach QLC's midi port. > > I don't see how the alsa-midi-thru port could cause this, anyway you could > try to connect qlc to midish: > > dnew 0 nil rw > i > > and then configure qlc to use ``midish/0'' as port. > > -- Alexandre >Received on Thu, 25 Nov 2010 12:20:25 -0800
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