@kelvfimer

Cool !
I agree.

@mitu thats sad, wish I knew how to code for it, as Elan Performer software takes midi-in. Great for triggering animations. Not to mention Octamed audio tracker for making music :(

Any idea what would it take to do, is it scripting or C+ coding. etc?

Some refs I have found:
https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/wiki/Serial-Port-support
and for a PC/Ami emulator:
https://www.amigaforever.com/kb/13-107
and this for Linux/Amiga:
https://mathr.co.uk/blog/2019-12-10_midi_network_between_linux_and_amiga.html

@roslof said in Retroarch not registering MIDI Soundfont Files for DosBox-Pure:

@testudo said in Retroarch not registering MIDI Soundfont Files for DosBox-Pure:

@roslof Thanks for the suggestion. I removed all but one SoundFont file from the <system> folder and also removed the Gravis Ultrasound folder/files from the <rom> folder as an added check. Unfortunately, no change. Retroarch is still not registering the single remaining .sf2 file.

I don't want to steer you wrong, but this still sounds like the same problem I had. It was scanning other folders (not just the pc folder) and finding .sf2 files. One of which was 512MB and its mere existence prevented the pull-down from displaying properly. Are you certain there isn't a lingering .sf2 hanging out in a scummvm folder or something?

@roslof I do have other .sf2 files spread throughout usr/share/sounds/sf2 and scumm/extras folders. I'll give renaming them a go and see if that does the trick.

@mitu Awesome, this fixes it! Thanks for the help.

@Protocultor
Protocultor for President :D
Thank you very much, it works. Now the only thing left I need to know is, can you change the deadzone amount of the left analog stick somewhere? I know you can change it in the option for ingame movements but it doesen't apply for the menu navigation and when I move up and down it often register a left or right movement and messing up my settings.

UPDATE: Nevermind I found the settings in the config folder inside zdoom.ini

@retropieuser555 said in [Tutorial] Installing Munt (MT-32 emulation) on RPi 3:

c++: error: unrecognized command-line option ‘-mfpu=neon-fp-armv8’
c++: error: unrecognized command-line option ‘-mfloat-abi=hard’

Are you on a 64bit system ? The flags above are not supported on aarch64 - remove them from the C/CXX-FLAGS.

The post [Tutorial] Installing Munt (MT-32 emulation) on RPi 3 might be interesting regarding this topic.