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Advance Schedule (Was: Re: It had to be tried...)
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Advance Schedule (Was: Re: It had to be tried...)


  • Subject: Advance Schedule (Was: Re: It had to be tried...)
  • From: Maxim Alexanian <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 17:53:37 +0300

If the receiver respects the timestamps on the incoming packets (some applications don't and I'm starting to write some polite reminders) it should be able to get good sync.

It would be good practice to encourage host vendors to implement support for kMIDIPropertyAdvanceScheduleTimeMuSec too.
This is a great feature of CoreMIDI. It can be used not only for buffered output to advanced MIDI hardware. The even great value it can have used for creating MIDI plug-ins w/o any problem with latency etc (i.e. MIDI plug-in operating in buffered mode).

Unfortunately Emagic (Apple) Logic does not support this feature at least for virtual destinations: I've created virtual destination and set the kMIDIPropertyAdvanceScheduleTimeMuSec parameter to 600000.
Logic (pre-release Audio Unit 2 version 3.1) sends events with zero time stamps, even when playing from track. Taking into account that Logic have to support their own AMT hardware, this is very strange behaviour. May be Logic supports time-stamping only for non-virtual destinations? Or uses some non-CoreMIDI timestamping technique?

Regards,
Maxim Alexanian,
MusicLab.com
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