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Could not find a package configuration file provided by "Qt5Multimedia"
with any of the following names:
Qt5MultimediaConfig.cmake
qt5multimedia-config.cmake
The packages I needed were qtbase5-dev and, by the same naming scheme, qtmultimedia5-dev
After that, Munt 2.1 finally builds without complaint!
Also, back on topic:
While writing this, I noticed some SysEx messages in the other MIDI files mess up Munt's programming when using its built-in MIDI player. So, with all these files, it's advisable to use another MIDI player connected to Munt's port.
jaffa225man wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 11:46 pm
This is off-topic, but I haven't seen it documented anywhere, so...
I was having trouble compiling Munt 2.0 and 2.1 on Debian AMD 64-bit, with these two errors:
Could not find a package configuration file provided by "Qt5Multimedia"
with any of the following names:
Qt5MultimediaConfig.cmake
qt5multimedia-config.cmake
The packages I needed were qtbase5-dev and, by the same naming scheme, qtmultimedia5-dev
After that, Munt 2.1 finally builds without complaint!
Also, back on topic:
While writing this, I noticed some SysEx messages in the other MIDI files mess up Munt's programming when using its built-in MIDI player. So, with all these files, it's advisable to use another MIDI player connected to Munt's port.
Thanks,
Lucas
Interesting stuff! You should definitely post that to the MUNT project pages on either SourceForge or Github if you have not already. I've just made a "Tech support / knowledgebase" subforum. This info could be our first post.