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Re: Re(2): MIDISend problem with packet length =1
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Re: Re(2): MIDISend problem with packet length =1


  • Subject: Re: Re(2): MIDISend problem with packet length =1
  • From: Yoshiharu Honjo <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 15:40:37 +0900

Hi,

On 2002.08.11, at 12:56, Didier wrote:
I think you are right, the problem is I try to send a GM2 switch command
which is 8 characters long byte by byte.

Why don't you use MIDISendSysex(MIDISysexSendRequest *request) which sends
a single sysex message instead of byte by byte?

I still don't understand why a driver ought to interpret my data (I can't
found any reference on this topic in the CoreAudio reference manual), but
I 'll try to adjust this.

MIDISendSysex() is described on p.98, and MIDISysexSendRequest p.85-86 of
the manual.

Do you think the CoreAudion will be able to send raw MIDI data in the
future, without trying to understand them ?

Have you ever thought of far high-speed transport media other than that of
original MIDI1.0? :)

Regards,

Yoshi Honjo
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