Hi Pedro,
sorry it took a while. I had not much time and a little bit of troubles in
compiling in Windows.
All sorted...BUT...
Fluidsynth sorts the device list, so the original PortAudio index gets lost !
For example, Fluidysnth returns this list:
ASIO4ALL v2
Driver audio principale
Fast Track Pro Out 1/2
Fast Track Pro Out 1/2
Fast Track Pro Out 3/4
Fast Track Pro Out 3/4
M-Audio USB ASIO
PortAudio Default
Realtek HD Audio output
Realtek HD Audio output
My application wants to output on M-Audio USB ASIO, so index 6.
When I try to look for index 6 this is the list Fluidsynth get from PortAudio:
PortAudio device 0 name: Driver primario di acquisizione suoni. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 1 name: Fast Track Pro In 1/2. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 2 name: Realtek HD Audio Input. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 3 name: Fast Track Pro In S/PDIF. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 4 name: Driver audio principale. Channels: 2
PortAudio device 5 name: Fast Track Pro Out 1/2. Channels: 2
PortAudio device 6 name: Realtek HD Audio output. Channels: 8
PortAudio device 7 name: Fast Track Pro Out 3/4. Channels: 2
PortAudio device 8 name: ASIO4ALL v2. Channels: 8
PortAudio device 9 name: M-Audio USB ASIO. Channels: 4
PortAudio device 10 name: Realtek HD Audio Input. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 11 name: Realtek HD Audio output. Channels: 8
PortAudio device 12 name: Fast Track Pro In 1/2. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 13 name: Fast Track Pro In S/PDIF. Channels: 0
PortAudio device 14 name: Fast Track Pro Out 1/2. Channels: 2
PortAudio device 15 name: Fast Track Pro Out 3/4. Channels: 2
Counting only the devices with Channels >= 2, index 6 is "Realtek HD Audio
output".
I should sort the list again when looking for the device index, but I don't
know if it makes sense.
Have you got any idea ? Maybe there's another solution, easier and faster.
Thanks,
Massimo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas" <pedro.lopez.cabanil...@gmail.com>
To: "FluidSynth mailing list" <fluid-dev@nongnu.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Fluidsynth + Portaudio device selection
> On Tuesday 22 May 2012, Massimo Callegari wrote:
>> Hello Pedro,
>> I would be honored to make the modification for you, but since I need the
>> change on Windows (Linux is much more flexible !) I need to find out a way
>> to compile Fluidsynth with my Mingw32 tree.
>> I tried to add Glib and Gthread but the damn pkg-config can't find them even
>> though everything looks fine to me.
>>
>> Little help ? :)
>
> Did you follow this document?
> https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/fluidsynth/wiki/BuildingWithCMake
>
> Which compiler/version/distribution are you using, and how are installed the
> libraries?
>
> What is the output of this command?
> pkg-config --list-all
>
> Regards,
> Pedro
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