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Re: Exporting MIDI files for the Atari from PC
Posted: 27 Sep 2019 21:04
by exxos
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 27 Sep 2019 20:53
Ah, yeah. I don't know where I got that P from. If I do the C-P as he does. It goes pear-shaped at the installation of letter J (It names an already installed drive J. When I did the 12 they were all visible on insertion into the PC which is a bit much. :D I just setted on Drive C and D to get the ball rolling. P1 and E2 are my 2 partitioned drives just now.Annotation 2019-09-27 204951 copy.jpg
I would suggest you contact PP and tell him about the problem and he wrote the driver...
You may want to do a full card wipe on the PC and try again as I have found really odd issues if the card somehow gets corrupted. But like I said before, there is also HD10 which is a lot more advanced than PP driver, but a lot more expensive.
Re: Exporting MIDI files for the Atari from PC
Posted: 27 Sep 2019 21:17
by Cosmic Puppet
exxos wrote: 27 Sep 2019 21:04
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 27 Sep 2019 20:53
Ah, yeah. I don't know where I got that P from. If I do the C-P as he does. It goes pear-shaped at the installation of letter J (It names an already installed drive J. When I did the 12 they were all visible on insertion into the PC which is a bit much. :D I just setted on Drive C and D to get the ball rolling. P1 and E2 are my 2 partitioned drives just now.Annotation 2019-09-27 204951 copy.jpg
I would suggest you contact PP and tell him about the problem and he wrote the driver...
You may want to do a full card wipe on the PC and try again as I have found really odd issues if the card somehow gets corrupted. But like I said before, there is also HD10 which is a lot more advanced than PP driver, but a lot more expensive.
Hi. I contacted him when it happened and he suggested the power supply might be the problem. I have just tried everything again using the exact MicroSD card he provides with ICD and games installed and it still did the same thing. I might try HD10 and see how that goes.
Re: Exporting MIDI files for the Atari from PC
Posted: 27 Sep 2019 21:25
by Cosmic Puppet
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 27 Sep 2019 21:17
exxos wrote: 27 Sep 2019 21:04
I would suggest you contact PP and tell him about the problem and he wrote the driver...
You may want to do a full card wipe on the PC and try again as I have found really odd issues if the card somehow gets corrupted. But like I said before, there is also HD10 which is a lot more advanced than PP driver, but a lot more expensive.
Hi. I contacted him when it happened and he suggested the power supply might be the problem. I have just tried everything again using the exact MicroSD card he provides with ICD and games installed and it still did the same thing. I might try HD10 and see how that goes.
Do you know where HD10 is available? I'm struggling to find it.
Re: Exporting MIDI files for the Atari from PC
Posted: 27 Sep 2019 22:00
by exxos
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 27 Sep 2019 21:25
Do you know where HD10 is available? I'm struggling to find it.
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... ?f=25&t=31
Re: Exporting MIDI files for the Atari from PC
Posted: 27 Sep 2019 22:09
by Cosmic Puppet
Thank you!