Hello. I just created this question as a ticket https://github.com/opensrc/alsa/issues/24 but was instructed to ask here. So: I'm using amidi --send-hex to send data to a Commodore 64 via a CLab MIDI interface. The problem is that even with 100 bytes the probability of a buffer overrun is about 30%. I didn't find a way to throttle the send speed. I also tried sending the data in smaller chunks, but I cannot get amidi to send anything after the first chunk. I suspect it refuses to send anything if the data doesn't start with F0 i.e. sysex dump start. If I am right about that assumption, as a workaround I could encapsulate each chunk as a full sysex dump, but that requires extra logic on the receiving side and it also wastes bandwidth, so I don't really wish to do that. Primarily I would prefer a way to throttle the speed, but if I cannot have that, I would like to be able to send the data a few bytes at a time in a simple shell loop. - Ville Oikarinen _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list Alsa-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.alsa-project.org/mailman/listinfo/alsa-devel
