WineASIO

[mrthraz]

hi, I hope I'm posting in the right place,

I have an HP dv9000 athlon 64 x2 with 4
gigs of ram, I use it for d.J. work.

I had ubuntustudio 12.04 with kx studio
working just fine when I became aware
that updates to wine might allow me to
run mixmeister.

I learned to mix with mixmister and it is
the sole reason I keep a windows partition.

after moving to Ubuntu I have been
teaching myself plenty of turntablist
tricks with mixxx but I really still
need mixmeister to mix.

I updated my wine, fron 1.4 to
1.5.16 installed mixmeister
and to my surprise it opened
and work...worked well.

now I could have mixmester and mixxx
running side by side and I could finally
d.j. like a pro.

all I needed to do was tell mixmeister
to use the asio drivers supplied by wineasio
and I'm in business.

but it wouldn't open with wineasio.

I did a complete reinstall of the whole o.s.,
32 bit back to 64, jack 1 and jack 2, put the
wineasio.dll.so all over the friggin' place and
still it won't open with any windows program
or plug-in.

is there any adive anyone can give me that can help me???

[futz]

I'll be interested in the solution to this one as well. I've spent an evening or two trying to get wineasio installed and working. I've gotten exactly nowhere. Someone needs to make a nice easy deb installer for it that actually works. I found a couple, but they didn't work. I could compile it myself (might try this weekend), but I just don't have the time lately to get into that can of worms. I'd like to be able to play with Reaper a bit. I have a couple Windoze boxes around, but where's the challenge in that?

[mrthraz]

KXStudio has WineASIO is the repositories, so it's as easy as:

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sudo apt-get install wineasio

i'm running kx and wineasio is installed it just won't open

Manual download of wineasio 32bits DEB file here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kxstudi ... b/download
^This is for 32bit Windows apps, even on a 64bit linux system.
NOTE: The DEB will only work on a recent enough Debian/Ubuntu, which has wine installed in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/wine/.

as usual, run this after install:

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regsvr32 wineasio.dll

ill try this download but i trust the kx studio repo i think something else is going on here

[mrthraz]

deb won't install, ubuntu says it cant get rid of python so the install wont continue .

[mrthraz]

I have the mixxx ppa and wibom ppa. i'm in 64bit ubuntustudio 12.04 with t he kxstudio repos installed .

everything is installed but the desktop which i don't use.

[mrthraz]

am i supposed to have 3 wineasio packages installed?

synaptic says:
wineasio-amd64_0.9.0+git20110613-2kxstudio1_amd64
wineasio-i386_0.9.0+git20110613-2kxstudio2_i386
wineasio_0.9.0+git20110613-2kxstudio1_amd64

are all installed.

[futz]

Manual download of wineasio 32bits DEB file here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kxstudi ... b/download
^This is for 32bit Windows apps, even on a 64bit linux system.
NOTE: The DEB will only work on a recent enough Debian/Ubuntu, which has wine installed in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/wine/.

Hehehe Tried this. Oh ya, seems familiar. I've been here before.



And once again it uninstalled a bunch of stuff that I'll have to go find and reinstall... again. What fun! Sigh...

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Removing arista ...
Removing clementine ...
Removing gladish ...
Removing totem-plugins ...
Removing totem-mozilla ...
Removing totem ...
Removing gstreamer0.10-plugins-good ...
Removing qtractor ...
Removing qjackctl ...
Removing ladish ...
Removing jackd ...
Removing jackd2-firewire ...
Removing laditools ...
Removing jackd2 ...
Removing libjack-jackd2-0 ...

[mrthraz]

so I install the deb.

I start my windows plugs and ask for asio drivers and the app's crash.

but...

I start reaper ask for the wine asio drivers and it doesn't crash.

it still doesn't show asio ports in qjackcontrol but the app hung in there.

I bring the reaper window into focus and I see the reaper asio ports appear.

I bring qjackcontrol into focus and the ports disappear.

so I'm alittle amazed and bewildered.

[mrthraz]

jack is my default sound server since I'm using the kx repo's.

and I always start qjackcontrol out of habit.

ok so where is reaper located?

[mrthraz]

lol, thanks, but i meant where is the app. i don't see it in my wine prefixs.

i already opened it so obviously i know its in the repos and had it installed.

i just wanna see if theres any difference between how its setup an how my other wine apps are setup.

'cause reaper successfully calls for wineasio while my installed app's do not.

[mrthraz]

OK, what I am asking is:
"where is reaper located in my file system?"

I don't see it in my wine prefixes. so I assume their is some
unseen wine prefix that reaper is living in.

[mrthraz]

thank you sir.