#1 2011-01-06 19:30:52
- seaghost
- Bloody beginner
- Registered: 2010-11-14
- Posts: 2
Crash after a while when using midi
I've got a 64c with mssiah synced to a tr707. After a while the screen will get all freaky and turn into a garbled mess of pixels. Sometimes when I press start or stop on the 707 after this happens, it will change the mess of pixels into a slightly different mess of pixels. Is this a problem I can avoid or am I stuck?
Also, I can't get any floppies to work with a 1541II and constantly get 'read error' when formatting or writing. The thing loads the disks fine outside of mssiah. Could this be a problem with the floppies(they are all old disks with games/geos or other things already on them) or with the drive?
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#2 2011-01-06 20:59:45
- DjFluorescent
- Space Invader
- From: Texas,USA
- Registered: 2010-01-16
- Posts: 136
Re: Crash after a while when using midi
That has happened to me before also....... Except It happened only when I was over at a friends house, and only after like 3 hours of nonstop jamming... And when I touched the power brick it was as hot as a stove. Seriously it burned my hand BAD.....
I suppose C64 could crash for several reasons but I can only draw from my own experiences.... So check your power supply for crazy heat if it does it again..... warm is normal...
You say you are syncing with DIN sync? or is it a DIN to midi converter? I don know how it would make a difference but I'm only curious.
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#3 2011-01-06 21:46:00
- seaghost
- Bloody beginner
- Registered: 2010-11-14
- Posts: 2
Re: Crash after a while when using midi
I'm just using a midi cable from the 707's midi out to the mssiah's midi in and selecting 'Midi Clock' in the sequencer.
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