Thanks for reporting, i'm expecting that this version works only on Linux. Now i need to ask A.I. for an help....i'll let you know.

This new version of Test doesn't work with VMware; it crashes

@AMIGASYSTEM about MED i don't think that is implemented loading this modules. I think "Reset Config" reset the config as it was set when running for the first time (default configs). Load config as you say, reload an FT2.cfg saved before in main directory. Anyway i have a new version with MIDI in working (at least on Linux Hosted...the only way i could test at the moment, as my 8800gts gfx card died recently and the other cards are AMD and not supported at boot). If someone have a MIDI instrument and want to test and report here, i will be gratefull. I think this version probably only work on Linux Hosted (where i tested and is working). To test the MIDI IN functionality run FT2 and go to config, check on MIDI page that at least some device is detected and working. Next load a song or some samples and then select a sample in the list on the up-right and then click on the editor where there are the colums, (press TAB if you want to switch columns) Now pressing "Space" activate insert mode,next go to the MIDI instrument and press some keys, in the colunm selected you could see that some number are written (they are the note) . In this way if you have music notations you could use your instrument to compose a song.

there is the usbmidi package to compile, maybe it can be found in archives

I’ve found that “Load Config” works as expected; essentially, it’s a sort of reset that restores the initial values. If you try changing any options and then click “Load Config”, it will undo the changes you’ve made. Italiano Ho scoperto che “Load Config" funziona regolarmente, in pratica e una sorta di Reset dei cambiamenti che ripristina i valori iniziali, se provi a modificare qualche opzione e clicchi su “Load Config" toglierà le modifiche fatte.

No, that’s not a problem; on AROS One, I’ll create the usual preferences folder where users can choose from the available configurations. MED modules (OctaMED) aren’t supported at the moment – will they be supported in the future?

Well maybe you have reason about it...but the original program work the same under Linux...it load a config file present in the current directory, without open any requester. I see if we could add a file requester for opening a config file (as a backup) saved in another directory. Anyway my next step...would be adding MIDI in (the only mode implemented in this clone) via CAMD driver.

OK thank you, Guru fixed. Question: shouldn't “Load Config” open a window request asking you to choose a configuration? Otherwise, what's the point of it!

@AMIGASYSTEM Thanks a lot for testing and report. I have asked my master coder (A.I. ;) ) and it found the issue. Attached is the new version, please test and if all is good (as it seem for me) i update the package.

@Farox I tested the new version v2.19 and encountered an issue (Guru) when using ‘Reset Config’ and ‘Load Config’, the Guru also appears in the previous version.

Tested on AROS 64-bit and work great on my DELL laptop so thanks for the update Neil :)

ah.. ok thanks, anyway I haven't spent much

[quote name=Amiwell79 post=11878]@Amiwell79 - I bought an AR9271 dongle hoping that it works:)[/quote] No USB devices are supported.

I bought an AR9271 dongle hoping that it works:)

It gives me the same error if I don't register, let's wait for the 64-bit version, I won't use the 32-bit version anymore

It gives me the same error if I don't register

I downloaded the installer and the installation goes well, however I need to try again, we are still talking about the 32-bit version and yes, you need to register and that is not a problem

The installer works fine, but if you download the archived version, there’s no need to run the installer. In the screenshot, you can see the error message for the 32-bit version; what’s more, I think it’s unusable without registration!

The 64-bit version must be recompiled to branch v11

The developer made a mistake compiling the 64-bit version, I am referring to 8.9 LTS. Only this branch is compatible with AROS. Yes, I tried installing the 32-bit version, the installer works but I did not go all the way to the end of the installation.