Hi,
I'm trying to update the firmware of a musical device using a proprietary
windows app that wants to write to a midi port (the device is a TC Electronics
Nova System).
I have an M-Audio Uno USB MIDI interface on my Fedora 15 laptop and it is
working correctly (I can successfully capture SysEx dumps using amidi, etc.).
The output of `amidi -l` is:
> Dir Device Name
> IO hw:1,0,0 USB Uno MIDI Interface MIDI 1
>
The output of `aconnect -o` is:
> client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel]
> 0 'Midi Through Port-0'
> client 20: 'USB Uno MIDI Interface' [type=kernel]
> 0 'USB Uno MIDI Interface MIDI 1'
>
Winecfg (version 1.3.24) shows the device in the Audio tab on the ALSA Driver
branch. There is also a PulseAudio Driver branch and I have enabled only ALSA
(according to the FAQs).
When I run the updater SW it indicates that there are no MIDI ports.
I installed the MIDIOX app to help diagnose this. When I run it a dialog
appears saying there are no MIDI devices.
Since the MIDI Through device shows up first in the list, I tried setting the
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Multimedia\MIDIMap\CurrentInstrument
registry key (as described @ http://wiki.winehq.org/MIDI) but this did not help.
I've tried using both "#1" and the device name ("USB Uno MIDI
Interface MIDI 1") but no difference.
I'm not sure what to try next. If anyone has any ideas I'd really
appreciate the help.
Thanks,
~ray
