Bob van der Poel wrote:
> If I simply do an "aplay file.wav" the file plays to the external device
>
> timidity mymid.mid ... it plays, but no audio.
> timidity -Os ... same as above
In theory, this should work (because it should play to the same "default"
device as aplay).
The device name is read from the TIMIDITY_PCM_NAME environment variable.
Try "TIMIDITY_PCM_NAME=default timidity mymid.mid ..." or
"TIMIDITY_PCM_NAME=plughw:2 timidity mymid.mid ...".
Does creating a .wav file with Timidity actually work?
Regards,
Clemens
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