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Re(3): CoreMIDI (drivers)
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Re(3): CoreMIDI (drivers)


  • Subject: Re(3): CoreMIDI (drivers)
  • From: "Sean Morrell" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2001 15:13:47 -0700

Sorry everyone,

My response, surrounded by '-----' below, was not intended for this
thread.

Sorry for the confusion,

Sean

email@hidden writes:
>email@hidden writes:
>>On Monday, October 8, 2001, at 10:54 PM, pete wrote:
>>
>>> I am developing a final year University project in Cocoa. The
>>> project uses MIDI, and I have an emagic usb MIDI adapter. I have
>>> emailed emagic to ask for a beta of their driver, but they informed me
>>> that the driver will be released by Apple. If there are any Apple bods
>>> on the list, could they answer the following questions:
>>>
>>
>>Apple is releasing MIDI drivers for device which are USB MIDI compliant,
>>and for serial MIDI . These are locate inside the
>>/System/Library/Extensions folder in 10.1 (and already 10.0) . So if
>>this device is USB MIDI compliant it should be OK.
>
>The AppleUSBAudio driver does indeed add the allowable formats and sample
>rates of any given channel. And this works fine if the device supports
>all the channels run at each channel's highest bit depth and sample rate.
>With our device however, we can't just add all possible formats and sample
>rates of each channel. The device will certainly support the highest bit
>depth and sample rate on any channel, but only one channel. For multiple
>channels to be used, either the bit depth or sample rate must be lowered,
>across ALL channels. I don't see the AppleUSBAudio driver coded to handle
>this situation, where the available format and sample rate for any channel
>is dependent on the current format and sample rate of other enabled
>channels.
>
>Does CoreAudio provide applications the ability to load a custom device
>configuration dialog implemented by the driver?
>>
>>
>>Otherwise Apple has released sample code that third party company could
>>take inspiration of.
>>
>>Laurent
>>
>>Laurent Cerveau
>>Applications Engineering
>>Apple Computer Inc.
>>email@hidden
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References: 
 >Re: CoreMIDI (drivers) (From: Laurent Cerveau <email@hidden>)
 >Re(2): CoreMIDI (drivers) (From: "Sean Morrell" <email@hidden>)

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