I'd like to figure out how to connect my Yamaha MIDI keyboard to my Asus tf101 tablet for recording via hardwired USB.
I've scoured the web looking for an app or solution to this and have come up generally blank, I've tried all the free midi controller apps, but they only seem to support Wifi or Bluetooth, which my keyboard is unable to do.
I'd like to eliminate my computer as a middleman (If I'm at my computer I'd just use that) and be able to use my tablet to record on the go!
Any ideas/thoughts/help/wisdom/proverbs/ninjas would be greatly appreciated
Device Info:
ASUS Transformer tf101 running
ICS 4.0.3 Rooted
I have the dock with 2 USB 2.0 ports that I am connecting to the connecter with.
Cable:
Amazon: USB MIDI Input Output Cable Converter PC Notebook
Works fine on computer and no issues so far via usb.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Since Prime 1.6 came out with the support for Xbox360 controllers that was added by Asus, I have been trying to connect my Wireless Gaming Receiver to my Transformer, so I can use my wireless controllers. However, everytime I connect the usb dongle to any of the dock's usb ports, the TF crashes and gets stuck in a reboot loop.
Has anyone else tried connecting his/her Wireless Gaming Receiver on his/her Transformer? If so, what is your experience? Does the same happen or does it work? Also, stock rom or custom rom?
Thanks for any info.
Sander
I know the TF has integrated webcams, but due to the nature of the project I'm working on I need external ones.
I'm wondering if anyone has plugged in a USB video capture device like a webcam into the dock USB ports. What happens on the stock ROM? any other ROM have better results? If anyone has Ubuntu running, any success there?
I have two Lifecam Studio HD webcams that I'd like to get working, one on each USB port. The Lifecams require each to be connected to a different USB root hub. That means that I'd also like to know the hardware configuration of the two USB ports. ASUS could have one controller and a integrated hub (as is done on many laptops). Does anyone know how this has been setup? The only way I know of to test this is to either get two devices that don't work on the same root hub to work or to look at lsusb.
I doubt that the kernel has support for external USB web cams but it is worth trying I suppose.
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk
There are plenty of apps that let you control your PC with your android phone/tablet, but is there something that lets you control your tablet with a PC keyboard/mouse?
I was smart enough to buy the EEE pad TF101 without the dock, and ASUS was so smart that they put the USB in on the dock.. (Anyone want to trade ? )
I found this http://www.xda-developers.com/android/use-your-pc-as-your-android-keyboard-with-pcbtkeyboard/ but it requires bluetooth which my desktop doesn't have.
Any tips? Thanks in advance.
have you tried using BT dongle on your desktop ?
Hi Folks:
With the arrival of XBMC for Android I'm eagerly putting it to the test on my TF700. The only thing I lack is a decent remote control. I have a Mediagate WMC Remote Control (it uses a USB dongle)...if I plug it into Ubuntu, it is automatically recognized and works out of the box. If I plug it into my Boxee Box, it gets automatically recognized as well.
However when I plug it into my TF700 USB port on the dock, no luck. The device appears to be well supported even under Linux...does anyone have any thoughts on how to get it to work with Android?
For what it's worth my cordless trackball works with the TF700 (it also uses a USB dongle) just fine. It can pass for an awkward "remote" but I'd rather a proper remote control.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Tapatalk 2
Hi
I have a new tablet (Medion Lifetab s10346) running KitKat that works fine with all sorts of periperals (mouse, umts-stick, hard-drive, hub) I have connected so far via otg.
And I have a Cherry G230 usb keyboard that works fine on my PC and my raspberry.
But when I connect the keyboard via otg to the tablet it is not recognized as a keyboard and does not work at all. The device shows up on the usb-bus (when I do a "lsusb" in a terminal) but that's it.
Even though the keyboard has a few non-standard multimedia-keys I would have expected that it would at least get recognized as a generic HID-keyboard....
Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be and if there is anything I could do to address it?
Many thanks!