similar to: Noteworthy Composer crashes when print preview is called.

Hi Andrew, I'm moving this over to wine-users for now as there isn't a bug identified yet that I can see. Andrew wrote: > > fixme:commdlg:PRINTDLG_OpenDefaultPrinter Could not open printer > > EPSONStylusC42?! > No such dialog is displayed This is a red herring. It's not trying to display a dialog, it's telling you that the default printer specified in win.ini

Hi. Until Fedora 15, I used qsynth+Fluidsynth+alsa+biab and everything worked fine. But not anymore with Fedora 16. I can't see any midi drivers in band-in-a-box. I'm sure about my setup. Everything seems fine. I dont know which one is failing, but I suspect wine. The midi ports are ready: $ aconnect -o client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel] 0 'Midi Through

thorin wrote: > Hello. In the previous version of ubuntu, karmic, I had countless problems with wine and pulseaudio... > > Basically, I think Ubuntu Lucid has fixed any issues with pulseaudio and wine. That seems to be my experience too. I only have a few applications running under Wine and just two of those need MIDI playback for which I use fluidsynth. On upgrading to Ubuntu

I am looking for people that is running NWC under Wine. I think there is a bug or something similar. As Wine can not fine the file nwcv15.ttf which, however, is placed in the right. I would like to know from other users how they have fixed this problem. I have got a lot of great help from different people to set up the font directory and all, but that does not seem enough to make this

I have installed Personal Composer 2 in Wine 1.0.1 (Windows XP) under Ubuntu Linux 9.04. The Program seems to run OK, and I can enter notes into a musical sheet, but when I try to play the music there is no Sound! If I look in the Wine Audio Properties, the ALSA Driver is checked, and I have 'Wine midi driver' and 'Midi Through' under MIDI In/Out Devices; pressing the Test Sound

Try opening the sound tab in winecfg. It'll create a ALSA-based default configuration for you, which might automatically find the right MIDI channels. If it doesn't, try using a soft synth solution like timidity or qsynth. I think these automatically pick up on MIDI-supporting sound cards, too, plus extra MIDI channels that will definitely be detected by Wine will be exposed.

Hi, I have recently started using WINE with the wineasio driver to run my Windows audio apps. In Windows I did a lot of work using MIDI Yoke (a virtual 'MIDI cable' driver). The Linux equivalent is the snd-virmidi ALSA driver. I find, however, that WINE does not send MIDI messages throught the virmidi ports to Linux Apps. I have tried this on Ubuntu 8.04 and Puppy Linux 4.0 using WINE

Hey there, I'm a bit new to WINE, not used it much outside of when I used to play Diablo II on it a year or two ago. Anyways, another thing I'm currently experimenting with is music composition. I've got my Rosegarden (sequencer) and qsynth running over JACK, but frankly, the free soundfonts I've found have been pretty dire. The level of cheese involved is enough to kill a man.

Update on this topic. I have just bought a new computer (My previous one was 8 years old and showing its age) and I tried timidity instead of fluidsynth. Midi playback works fine on both the midi player and notation processor in Wine with Pulse Audio enabled.

Greetings. This is my first post to the mailing list, and my first step into bug reporting territory. I'll try to be as thorough as possible. :-) I registered as a maintainer of Notation Composer (midi notation program, demo) last year. At that time, I was using Composer 2.1.2 with Wine 0.9.45. It worked well enough to earn a gold rating. My AppDB entry has since gotten stale due to neglect,

Can anyone help me get MIDI working with Wine please? I'm on wine-20050628, which I installed with the ./tools/wineinstall script. It's a pure wine installation. (I have a Windows ME partition, but I'm not using it.) I'm using ALSA with Linux 2.6.x. I installed Band in a Box - according to the application DB this works under wine, and indeed, it does load and display the main

Hi, I haven't seen recent information on wine and twain. I already sent a similar mail to wine-users and, in a second step to wine-devel, but without any information back until now. May be the trick "Wine and twain" to "Wayne and twin" will give me more chance to be listen. Or may be my question is really stupid? >From a recent mail that I got, the problem is of

I'd want to run the windows editor for my guitar preamp (VOX Tonelab SE) which is connected to the MIDI in and out sockets of my soundcard. The program installs and starts without any problems under wine but it can't find any MIDI ports. MIDI works fine otherwise in Linux - I can read from and write to the sockets with arecordmidi and aplaymidi, but there are no MIDI devices visible

Hello Everyone, I have just Launched Live a new online music composing site. That allows you to create new musical compositions based off the Conversion of text into a midi Composition that can be used in any software sequencer such as Reason 4 or GarageBand.. Just thought the community would be interested in seeing rails do music ! !

In trying to get NoteWorthy Composer working on my box (Mandrake 10.0, Gnome 2.4) I found a webboard for NWC under Linux (on wine). Following advice, I downloaded and compiled TiMidity. Unfortunately, when I try to follow the instructions given on the board, I get the following result [andrew@localhost rosegarden-4-1.0]$ su Password: [root@localhost rosegarden-4-1.0]# modprobe

I can run most midi apps in wine through timidity with no problem but there are quite a few apps which don't allow you to assign the midi output to timidity such as Media Player Classic or WM player 6. They try to use the windows default which is of course MS synth or Emu10k1. There must be a way of mapping the midi output in wine from such apps to timidity but I just can't get it to

I installed Noteworthy Composer and it changed the font to music symbols. All applications illegible as all dialog boxes are filled with musical symbols instead of normal text. How can I reset the fonts back to normal?

I installed Noteworthy Composer and it changed the default font to music symbols. As you can imagine this renders all applications illegible as all dialog boxes are filled with musical symbols. How can I reset the default font back to normal?

Hi all, I wonder if the gpgchecks are done while installing a system via anaconda? Any experts here? I was playing with the livemedia-creator and had a 3rd party repo in my ks file. The packages were installed without any problems although having not any key in the rpm db imported. So that leads me to the assumption that the gpgchecks are not done. How to get the integrity check done?

try using wine with these commands : wine voice_tweak.exe -debugmsg +wave,+dsound,+dinput,+midi,+wineoss,+msacm,+midimap,+mmsystem this gives me : !! ----------------- trace:wave:OSS_WaveInit OSS dsp out mask=00000018 trace:wave:OSS_WaveInit OSS dsp out caps=00003300 trace:wave:OSS_WaveInit out dwFormats = 00000FFF, dwSupport = 0000006C trace:wave:OSS_WaveInit OSS dsp in caps=00003300