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Hello !
I just saw at Houston4444/RaySession#112 (comment) that this program translate the JACK port names. The problem is that session managers (or simple shell scripts) will memorize JACK connections with their port names. Translate port names means that sessions shared between strangers are broken.
Instead you can use JACK pretty-name metadata https://jackaudio.org/metadata/ .
I also wonder why the two MIDI ports aren't in the same group.
Hi, I've introduced a quick change such that the port name at least is not translated.
It's the following problem: this software is made with RTMidi, and that library doesn't give access to the JACK client.
Beside this, having 2 Midi ports is implemented by 2 jack clients in one app, it's why they're separated.
If JACK has to be better supported, it would really require a separate implementation from that of RTMidi.
Note also, for communicating sys-ex messages, these can be sometimes very large.
The message possibly doesn't fit in a JACK midi buffer, and so ALSA is the preferrable option over JACK.
Hello !
I just saw at Houston4444/RaySession#112 (comment) that this program translate the JACK port names. The problem is that session managers (or simple shell scripts) will memorize JACK connections with their port names. Translate port names means that sessions shared between strangers are broken.
Instead you can use JACK pretty-name metadata https://jackaudio.org/metadata/ .
I also wonder why the two MIDI ports aren't in the same group.
and not simply:
Cheers
Mathieu
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