Hi, I am trying to get my go to program for writing music, MuseScore to work with the Trinity desktop. I am aware that Trinity uses aRts for sound and I would prefer to keep the default. When starting MuseScore with aRts, the MIDI score playback is greyed out. I have been told that apulse is a possible alternative to PulseAudio, but I have yet to find anyone that has gotten MuseScore to work with aRts or apulse. The alternative is of course to install PulseAudio, but I am trying to keep Trinity as vanilla as possible, to avoid problems down the line. Does anyone on the list use MuseScore with aRts or apulse, and how did you get it to work?
I am new to Trinity as I never used KDE 3.5 when it was available, but I am loving it now. I have Trinity installed on top of a Devuan (no systemd) Jessie minimal cli install. Thanks.
Brian
Brian Durant wrote:
I am new to Trinity as I never used KDE 3.5 when it was available, but I am loving it now. I have Trinity installed on top of a Devuan (no systemd) Jessie minimal cli install. Thanks.
Brian
well IMO pulseaudio does not hurt in trinity desktop at all.
On Monday 29 January 2018 17:13:15 Brian Durant wrote:
Hi, I am trying to get my go to program for writing music, MuseScore to work with the Trinity desktop. I am aware that Trinity uses aRts for sound and I would prefer to keep the default. When starting MuseScore with aRts, the MIDI score playback is greyed out. I have been told that apulse is a possible alternative to PulseAudio, but I have yet to find anyone that has gotten MuseScore to work with aRts or apulse. The alternative is of course to install PulseAudio, but I am trying to keep Trinity as vanilla as possible, to avoid problems down the line. Does anyone on the list use MuseScore with aRts or apulse, and how did you get it to work?
I am new to Trinity as I never used KDE 3.5 when it was available, but I am loving it now. I have Trinity installed on top of a Devuan (no systemd) Jessie minimal cli install. Thanks.
Brian
pulseaudio is practically a standard it's very high probability it will work
On 01/29/2018 08:11 PM, wofgdkncxojef@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday 29 January 2018 17:13:15 Brian Durant wrote:
Hi, I am trying to get my go to program for writing music, MuseScore to work with the Trinity desktop. I am aware that Trinity uses aRts for sound and I would prefer to keep the default. When starting MuseScore with aRts, the MIDI score playback is greyed out. I have been told that apulse is a possible alternative to PulseAudio, but I have yet to find anyone that has gotten MuseScore to work with aRts or apulse. The alternative is of course to install PulseAudio, but I am trying to keep Trinity as vanilla as possible, to avoid problems down the line. Does anyone on the list use MuseScore with aRts or apulse, and how did you get it to work?
I am new to Trinity as I never used KDE 3.5 when it was available, but I am loving it now. I have Trinity installed on top of a Devuan (no systemd) Jessie minimal cli install. Thanks.
Brian
pulseaudio is practically a standard it's very high probability it will work
I have PulseAudio installed and it is selected in output in KMixer, however I don't get any sound in any app, whereas I had sound before I installed PulseAudio...
On 01/30/2018 09:51 PM, deloptes wrote:
Brian Durant wrote:
I have PulseAudio installed and it is selected in output in KMixer, however I don't get any sound in any app, whereas I had sound before I installed PulseAudio...
install pavucontrol and check your settings
I had to run rm -r ~/.config/pulse; pulseaudio -k to get things working for some reason, but the sound appears to be working fine now. Thanks.
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