Today I went to look at AHI Prefs and a double click pops
up a AHI Output window with;

Unable to open 'muimaster.library' version 19.

AHI is version 6.2
muimaster.library is version 20.2 (10.06.2013)

Did I miss something?

@Joeled

Question is, beginner what?

Audio video, music production, programming, networking, gamer, etc..?

@AmigaMark

Greetings, and welcome to Amigans.

(Quietly,,now that Slayer is asleep....)

Two sections of Rogues post hit me where I live.

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Now I have been around awhile and tinkering with hardware and the software
that makes it work is a huge part of my hobby. (NO! I'm not a programmer.)

One of the reasons I like Amiga is hardware stability, and when you spend
enough time poking around in there you find things that are undocumented
or perhaps you question why the software accesses a portion of the hardware
one way when clearly another way would be more efficient, or simpler, or
more suitable for the job at hand, and sometimes you find something that
is just plain wrong. Little things,,, that can make a big difference.

This was meaningful to me on the classics and in the early days of hobby
computing, but with ever changing hardware the search for a 'Golden Key'
to unlock various aspects of some function has become pretty meaningless,
because when found, you realize that too many have upgraded to new locks
and your key is useless.

I'm not bitching about what most will consider progress, just lamenting
about one aspect of 'When computing was FUN' being crushed under the hard
wheels of that progress.

Ah well, tomorrow is another day.

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Excellent!

They're on sendspace.
Let me know if they are good. I may have another copy on a different computer (?).

http://www.sendspace.com/file/1y0uqy

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qgikgh

http://www.sendspace.com/file/2mz5v5

I believe I have the x86 32bit files, but I have no place to
post them. The largest is almost 41MB.

Suggestions. (?)

Got up this morning and before going out to watch another sunrise I clicked on a web link and witnessed a guy cut his own throat with words.

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YUCK!

The Sun did rise. Another day in Amigaland begins.

Just as an aside;

"This is called preemptive multitasking, and it's what modern OSs do."

Go to HERE and read section 1.1

Not one mention of 'Amiga'.

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If any of this helps A-EON and Acube expand their products into
the Linux world then I'm all for it.

If the price of perhaps getting a ppc laptop or something is
having a Linux distro with amiga stuck on the front, then again,
I'm all for it.

I neither heard nor read any 'promises'. A list of items they
will attempt to get working on ppc cannot be construed as a
done deal.

Just my POV, at this time.

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That I don't know. I've not done it before and I'll try messing around with it later.

One thing you should do is make sure to pop up a CLI so you can use CTRL + c to break out of a playing tune.

How it's done in Aweb and from shell. Your directory is no doubt different.


cd Music:TiMIDIty
status com=Timidity >NIL:
Timidity -EFdelay=b -EFchorus=2,6 -EFreverb=1,6 -o ahiplay -iv <MidiFile> >NIL:


Hope it helps.

You probably need to buy an 'app'.

I'm happy to announce that the new v12 XDE runs well on LinuxMint 14 KDE edition. That is to say, no problems during initial tests.

RISC OS, Still alive and kicking

RISC OS

For me the big news at AmiWest was the stuff lylehaze is working on, Xena and MIDI. My Amiga is "My Amiga",,,,,not a PC.

LO was a pleasent announcement but certainly not critical to my Amiga experience. Takes all kinds I guess.

I hope I will be able to return to AmiWest next year. Good times, good people.
Thanks to SACC and everyone that made it happen.

The seminars are for all interested. If I only pick up two or three things I'll consider it a success.

http://amiwest.net/aosps/

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Ah!
So your new coffee pot is working. Great.

Yup to both.

Wonderful news.