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Thanks for the SVN info given by other users. It was very helpful! Ubuntu did the job for me also after problems with several Windows applications for SVN. I think the proper way to connect to the directory-structure could be the problem? But after reading about the Ubuntu solution it's perfectly solved! I finally have the project file in my given dir ;-)

Anyone who can give a little help? svn downloading the files gives me trouble. Websvn doesn't work and after installing Tortoise I still get errors. svn is clearly as it shows not my thing till now :-) What's wrong? I've created a folder and check it out in Tortoise. After that I put down the svn link given on Lee's site. But it doesn't work!

That makes things clear! It was long time ago that I was on the midibox community. In those days it only had to do with using the SID seperatly I think? But things have changed. Your design took my attention again. ;-) Another question. Is it right that you use a microcard adapter as connector and thus using a micro sd card? Which is a clever solution! Or did I understand/see that false? I was wandering if you also tried a full sd card in that case. My experience is that certain mini/micro cards get very slow under certain circumstances. Even very expensive ones! A full size card has totally other behaviour in the same situation. Till now I didn't discover why. But maybe it can solve the problem of cheap cards? (just using a full size cheap card) And full size sd-card connectors are not that expensive. Last post till I really start the project and if building problems are discovered ;-)

Thanks Lee for the quick respons. I'll consider it all. A rebuild is certainly a lot of work and as I only need one or two to get the sounds I need for my project. The fastest way (and cheapest also at the end I think) will be using the board. Although it's sounds strange to me (not because of your remark but in general)that these controllers only can be programmed by bootloading the .hex But as already said I'm new to this ucontrollers! Pic and AVR are more common to me. I'll first try to get one in my hands of those boards :-) BTW downloading was attempted by me trough the web interface.

First of all a big compliment to the designer of this sample player. You did a great job! I was searching for a simple way to trigger samples with a external midi signaal. This looks perfect for it. But I soon discovered that the used ucontroller-board is not available in Holland. Ordering in a foreign country isn't a that big problem but they seem not to be in stock at many places. I certainly succeed in the near future to get one in my hands :-) But looking at the scheme did me wondering the following. Is the all board absolutely needed. Thus does the design use features of the used expresso-board or only of the used controller. So in short is it possible that a redesign of it would only use the programmed controller and not the whole board? I did already make boards with this small smd footprint. Not easy but possible with diy tools. I certainly would put a dc-dc converter on it too. So that all of it would be powered from 2 times AA or AAA. In order to get the size of the housing down. I think it's a challenge to give this a try if possible! But I'm new to this concerning the used controller and board. So I need opinion on this. :-) Second question is: I can't download the full dir. at the given link? Only file after file download succeeds? Is this normal or is something overseen by me? Keep this great project going. Thanks for sharing it. And for all the answers that maybe are given.