with nanoloop 2.6 I can reveive a bank but I can send a bank, the transfer bar still pink and nothing on my gba, and on my pc, the command line say me xk to xk sent, done but the gba still waiting for.
I don't understand why...
]]>don't open the nlmidi04.exe, use the command.bat file. the commands are in the readme file.
Anyone got the command.bat file for nlmidi04 and any other files including readme info that they want to share. Just trying to get mGB up and running but not having much luck.
Cheers
Steve K
]]>with nanoloop 2.6 I can reveive a bank but I can send a bank, the transfer bar still pink and nothing on my gba, and on my pc, the command line say me xk to xk sent, done but the gba still waiting for.
I don't understand why...
]]>ok, lets move on to OS and the mode setting options of nlmidi in command line... which OS? (some things work slightly different in command line in different versions of windows) are you remembering to switch the nlmidi to sync mode instead of midi mode (midi is for MGB only)? are you using "-sync" or "-SYNC"? (setting the mode in caps allows it to retain the mode between uses otherwise it reverts to midi each time its used)
I've tried it using Windows XP and Windows 7. The nlmidi software works fine for switching modes and setting modes permanently. I've tested the device in both midi and sync modes and in both instances the behaviour is the same. I've tried switching to midi mode and changing the delay, still nothing.
That said both midi and sync mode should act the same if your midi source is sending only a clock, right? From what I understand -sync mode filters everything but sync.
]]>Im guessing the nlmidi isnt sending the lsdj midi sync information correctly, as he seems to always leave features half baked.
Considering lots of other people have had it work perfectly I'm going to rule that one out for now. It may be that this particular unit is defective, but the design isn't likely to blame.
]]>well for the sake of troubleshooting, you should always start with telling people which version you are using for any and all software involved.. which DAW? which version of LSDJ... it could be either, but you give too little info to be sure. may be as simple as a check box that needs to be selected in your DAW in order to have it send start/stop signals
I've tried different DAWs; Ableton, Renoise, Reaper, Digital Performer, nothing works. Each one works fine with my Arduinoboy, however.
I've tried with Start/stop on and off, but Start/stop is not supposed to be required for LSDJ sync.
LSDj just reads the serial clock, not the data and hence interprets *any* incoming byte (8 serial clock ticks) as a MIDI clock signal
I've tried with every version of LSDJ between 4.6.2 and 4.7.3 and with mGB 1.3.2 and 1.3.3.
What's confusing is that LSDJ is supposed to read any incoming byte as a clock signal, the bytes are clearly coming in but it simply won't start. It's just really weird behaviour as it seems that everything should be working.
]]>I've now tried with 4 different cables (each one tested with a multimeter) and multiple game boys of different models. I have no idea how to get this to work.
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