I downloaded and installed VNC on my network, primarily to allow me to run my Windows 95 computer from my living room instead of the office. I use the W95 machine to drive my Yamaha Disklavier (to those not music fanatics, a modern MIDI capable piano). What I desired was to be able to direct and monitor what was playing in the comfort of my easy chair by the piano.
I had no problem installing VNC on the 95 machine, as well as an XP desktop and my XP Home laptop. Everything seems to work fine until I try to run one of my MIDI sequencers to drive the piano. This seems to reliably lock up the 95 computer tighter than a safe. I have guessed that this might be due to the fact that MIDI output driver is executed by 16 bit code called by some obscure process called 'thunking'. I know virtually nothing about thunking. Has anyone encountered a similar or relevant problem. Do I need a different driver for the MIDI output, or is there a problem with my W95 operating system? Bob Davis _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
