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BBond007 wrote:It is possible if you connected both together using two USB MIDI adapters, but ScummVM does not have an option to send MIDI over the network.

Thanks for the info

Ok, thanks. Must be a fault with my IO board, everything else is definitely working and setup correctly. Anyway, I've got a HDMI splitter box that gives me the SPDIF output I wanted from the HDMI out and is working as needed, not ideal but I don't have the hardware skills to fix it myself and I don'...

Is it possible to send the MIDI music in MISTer ScummVM to an external device? I want to test it with Munt running on my Windows PC just see how it compares to the AO486 core, but can't see any option to do this. Thanks

Got external Munt support from my Windows PC up and running nicely - SQ3 for ST now works perfectly mixing MIDI sound from PC with core sound from MISTer. I have the SPDIF on the MISTer hooked up to a Creative Sound Blaster Z sound card on my PC for mixing with the MIDI and back to my amp via SPDIF ...

There has been a lot of talk about using MIDI with the Atari core. I downloaded the MIDI link stuff from Bond007 and I have a few questions: There is already an ini file in MISTer which more recent than the one provided by Bond007. Which one do I use? Are the synth programs already on the MISTer di...

Hi I'm having a problem with Toslink audio output via the 3.5mm audio jack on the MISTer’s IO board. I get HDMI audio fine, analogue audio works fine via the 3.5mm jack, but when I connect an optical cable with an adaptor (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01H0JIYYM/) I get no sound. The red LED ...

I've been enjoying playing games which support MIDI with this core and the Sierra games that support MT32 sound great, however there is a problem that the MT32 music with Munt is prone to dropping off - see example in this video, starting at around 15:10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKRE5v8fRtc...

You can also use the OSD "UART: MidiLink/Remote : UDP" option to send the raw MIDI data to another (more capable) device over the network. This will allow you to send the raw MIDI data to MUNT running on your Windows PC over the network (UDPMIDI.EXE) --> . http://www.atari-forum.com/download/file.p...

Sorry double post

Sorgelig wrote:

Neo666 wrote:Are there any settings or anything that can be done to fix this?

Nope, so far. Munt is known as very slow app requiring much faster CPU than MiSTer has.

Ok thanks, will have to stick with DOSBOX and ScummVM on Windows, or get a real MT-32!

I've been enjoying playing games which support MIDI with this core and the Sierra games that support MT32 sound great, however there is a problem that the MT32 music with Munt is prone to dropping off - see example in this video, starting at around 15:10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKRE5v8fRtc&...

solskogen wrote:

Neo666 wrote:Great core, had an 520 ST when they were released (along time ago now!) - thanks, enjoying playing with one again!

Is there a way to remove a hard drive from a profile? - Once selected you only seem to able to select another HD image

Press backspace.

Thanks

Great core, had an 520 ST when they were released (along time ago now!) - thanks, enjoying playing with one again!

Is there a way to remove a hard drive from a profile? - Once selected you only seem to able to select another HD image