Re: [Jack-Devel] Looking for Testers for 64-bit Jack for Windows

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DateTue, 06 Sep 2011 17:31:33 +0100
From Peter L Jones <[hidden] at drealm dot info>
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In-Reply-ToStéphane Letz Re: [Jack-Devel] Looking for Testers for 64-bit Jack for Windows
Hi Jose,

Jack for Windows WinMME MIDI driver takes over your Windows MIDI ports (that
are available when it starts).

Most MIDI drivers only allow one program to access them at once, so after Jack
for Windows has acquired the MIDI port, no other program can access it directly.

Unless your Windows programs are written to use Jack for Windows' MIDI API, you
probably do no want to use the Jack for Windows WinMME MIDI driver.

(What is needed is a virtual MIDI driver that exposes the Jack for Windows MIDI
ports back to the Windows OS as both 32bit and 64bit accessible devices.
Ideally a way to control which ports Jack acquired would be good, too.)

Regards,

-- Peter

> Le 2 sept. 2011 à 03:28, Jose Lencioni a écrit :
> 
>> hi letz
>> im doing test for this new jackd version:
>>
>> i managed to connect some 64 bits programs and get sound (you can see
>> in the meters of the attached screenshot)
>> tassman 32 bits also connected
>> reaper 32 bits refused to connect (infinite loop of connect-disconnect)
>>
>> another thing is getting midi from programs. i only detect those from
>> winmme. no program connected to jack midi (maybe its not implemented
>> the midi jack router?? i dont know)
>> i wanna help with testing. should i have to join any mailing list?
>>
>> peace
>> couc
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