[linux-audio-user] Tranzport docs/code

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OK,

I put together some docs and sample/test code you can use to make sure
your Tranzport is working, and to integrate it with your own programs.

You can get it at http://tranzport.sf.net

Work still needs to be done if you want to use the Tranzport with
something like Ardour (or whatever you use) but the low level stuff is
there. I don't use Ardour so I wouldn't know how to do that.

(just FYI) I am using the Tranzport to control my "DAW", which consists
of a fanless/headless Mini-ITX system and a Hammerfall PCI card. I
record directly to RAM so there are no moving parts and no noise. On
the software end I have a little program I wrote to do the multi-track
recording/playback stuff through JACK. Then there's the program that
provides the user interface through the Tranzport. Nothing fancy, but
that's the way I like it. Keeps the CPU requirements down to a minimum.
I used to use a CrystalFontz CF-631 LCD to control everything, but the
Tranzport is a much nicer solution.



		
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