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- Note: These modifications are now integrated into the sources, so you
- don't need to patch them, just uncomment the appropriate lines in
- the Makefile. ..tt
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- Timidity-0.2h port to DEC OSF/1 with MMS support
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- This was tested on a DEC alpha 250 4/266. At the default sampling
- rate of 32kHz an occasional break in playing could be detected under
- CPU load of around 3.0 Try using lower sampling rate or using some of
- the hacks in config.h if you have a slow and/or busy machine. The main
- code for DEC audio resides in dec_audio.c and currently only supports
- device ID 0, since that's the only device we have in our alpha. If you
- have more than one device you should be able to use them by simply
- altering the device ID in dec_audio.c
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- If you're not getting this from the standard distribution of timidity,
- just grab the file timidity-0.2h-DEC.tar.gz or timidity-0.2h-DEC.tar.Z
- and untar it in the directory that contains the timidity-02h directory.
- This would untar the files into the timidity-02h directory, replacing
- the files config.h and output.c and adding the files Makefile.DEC and
- dec_audio.c You can then copy Makefile.DEC to Makefile and compile
- timidity with "make" (you may want to edit the Makefile and config.h)
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- BTW Timidity works great as a MIDI-"viewer" for WWW browsers. Just add
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- audio/midi; timidity1 %s >/dev/null 2>&1
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- to your .mailcap file and you can click and play MIDI files on the net!
- Try e.g. the Classical MIDI Archive:
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- http://www.prs.net/midi.html
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- Thanks Tuukka for a great program!!
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- Chi Ming HUNG <cmhung@insti.physics.sunysb.edu>
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