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MIDI-OX User Forum    MIDI-OX    MIDI-OX Bug List (Moderator: Jamie OConnell)    Memory issue in Win7? « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: Memory issue in Win7?  (Read 10344 times) BenSounds New Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Gender: Posts: 1 Memory issue in Win7? « on: Jan 19th, 2017, 3:20pm » Quote Modify I'm trying to get MIDI-Ox working in Windows 7.  At the moment of this problem, the only MIDI device connected is a USB keyboard, and I'm trying to troubleshoot issues with MIDI stream from it.  When I try to set it up as either an input device or an output device I get an error message that reads:   Q25 There is not enough memory available for this task. Quit one or more applications to increase available memory, and then try again   Does this mean system memory?  I had no other applications running when I first tried this, now all I have is Chrome and this BB.  I tried increasing buffer size and numbers, to no avail.  The system is an Intel Core i5 with 8 gig of ram.  Any thoughts? IP Logged Breath Administrator     Gender: Posts: 1019 Re: Memory issue in Win7? « Reply #1 on: Jan 19th, 2017, 6:11pm » Quote Modify Hi You will get this error if your midi interface / keyboard uses a single client driver and you already have an application connected to the interface. If your USB keyboard uses the Microsoft Midi driver (which is single client NOT multi client) then you will have to do a work around. Or perhaps you could write to the maker of the keyboard to see if they have a better Multi Client driver. If your keyboard didn't come with a driver disk and you just connected to your PC and it worked then you are using the troublesome MS driver.   Work around: Install MidiYoke (grab it where you got MidiOx). MidiYoke IS multi client so you connect up your keyboard to MidiYoke this converts it to Multi Client.   Only have MidiOx running. Connect your   Keyboard In to MidiYoke1 Out  and   MidiYoke2 In to your keyboard Out . n the port routing window.   You can now start another Midi program and its Midi input should be MidiYoke1 and its output is MidiYoke2.   I hope this helps Royce Craven IP Logged Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print Forum Jump: ----------------------------- Official -----------------------------  - Announcements ----------------------------- MIDI-OX -----------------------------  - Questions and Discussion   - Mapping Questions   - Scripting Questions   - Installer Issues   - Wish List => MIDI-OX Bug List   - MIDI-OX Beta Bugs   - Map Exchange ----------------------------- MIDI Yoke -----------------------------  - MIDI Yoke 98   - MIDI Yoke NT   - MIDI Yoke Installer Issues   - MIDI Yoke Bug Reports ----------------------------- HP16C Emulator -----------------------------  - HP16C Questions and Discussion   - HP16C Programs   - HP16C Bug Reports ----------------------------- General -----------------------------  - General Board   - 3rd Party   - Web-site Issues   - Desktop Icon Save and Restore « Previous topic | Next topic »

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