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Re: Subway USB and AmigaAMP
« on: July 10, 2010, 10:41:19 AM »
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The thing is I'm starting to use AmigaAmp to play MP3, as I don't like the others I've tried.
I've noticed I get a message saying I need AHI, at least v.4. I think it's because of the Subway.

Uhm, what makes you think that this is in any way related to Subway?

Anyway, the latest AHI:
http://arp2.berlios.de/ahi/#binaries
 

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Re: Subway USB and AmigaAMP
« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2010, 11:26:57 AM »
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Yes, it's related to the Subway. If I boot the Amiga and open AmigaAmp, I have no problem, no Ahi request and it opens the Mp3 I have in the internal Cd, but if I close it, put a USB I have (with a couple of Mp3) the first I have opening AmigaAmp is a message "Can't open ahi.device! Please make sure you've got at least v4 of AHI and that your AHI preferences are correct".
If I then open a project (the Mp3 cd is still inside) I get a message of "No output device available".
I very much doubt this is related to Subway in any way. Try this:
  • Copy one mp3 on the USB to your local HDD
  • Try to open the mp3 with AmigaAMP from your local HDD
You will get the exact same AHI requester. See, it's not related to Subway.
 

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Re: Subway USB and AmigaAMP
« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2010, 03:26:05 PM »
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I will try, Piru (I'm cleaning my home), but I get the message of the AmigaAmp when I open it without touching the USB, I mean, I don't try to open any Mp3 file in the USB, I only click open AmigaAmp and get that message..., but only when the USB Pen drive is inside the Usb input.


The only explanation I can think of is that the device somehow is registered as usbaudio.class device and that causes the weird AHI behaviour. Quite bizarre really.