I have two Zynthians based on PI5:
the first with updated Oram: Virtual JV has presets accessible by hardware
the second with updated Vangelis: Virtual JV has presets accessible only by Webconf
I tried all I know to make the second work as the first about Virtual JV but unsuccesfully.
So my idea now is to synchronize by Filezilla all the VirtualJV relevant files using the first as reference.
Could it work?
Which are the relevant files and their relevant folders?
Hmmm… I have no specific technical cues, as how differently Vangelis works when compared to Oram, but I suspect that their system frameworks may/should differ substantially. Thus, I am not sure that simply mirroring the VirtualJV Oram folders structure in Vangelis would do the trick, of making them work in the same way or even just plainly having the plugin itself functioning correctly in Vangelis.
You have done a nice job, in reporting and categorising your undertaken steps to mirror the two installations. Nevertheless, I wonder if it’s really required, in order to have VirtualJV properly working also in Vangelis.
I suggest you keep in mind that what an installer package does most of the times - with few exceptions for simple desktop applications (which is not the Zynthian case) - is not only transferring files and archives to specific mass storage locations, but also configuring and setting a number of system pointers and environment variables, without which the raw installation data (that you are trying to transfer between systems) is unlikely or outright impossible to function.
I reflashed, chosen Vangelis, updated and installedation of VirtualJV following:
it is OK
but…
later I installed Vavra, etc. and presets are accessible nly by VNC {once more}
even after launching Search for presets either from Zynthian either for webconf
so I believe there would be something wrong in Vangelis
As far as I know, Vavra and Xenia have been made to run effectively on the Zynthian, but their parameter control and presets listing haven’t been integrated yet. Therefore, their reported behaviour should be nominal for the time being.
@jofemodo can i install a virtualJV in a old oram build? was build in 2024-10-02..
I don’t want to update because my RP4’s performance got worse with the latest versions. It might be psychological, but I’d rather stick with the 2024 version.