Closed cleinias closed 3 years ago
Can you post the link please? Some MIDI links are not recognized by the extension because of wrong MIME type provided by the server or CORS-related issues.
This is the page (I also tried other pages, with the same effect). The exact link is the first midi file linked: http://www.jazclass.aust.com/rhythmcl/rc01m1f.mid
when I click on it, Firefox recognizes it as audio/mid type:
Inspecting the element seems to show that the extension is loaded:
Thank you! I'll investigate what is going on with that page. It does not work for me either... Does it work on the Wiki pages? e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:MIDI_sample.mid
Here is the problem with the website above:
Content-Type is audio/mid
instead of audio/midi
I guess it will be an easy fix to make the extension accept the wrong MIME type too :)
I can confirm the Wikipedia sample file works perfectly on my system. Your diagnosis about the wrong media type seems correct, I wonder if the author of that page got confused with the standard midi file extension. At any rate, I am glad to hear it's an easy fix, and thanks for the extension!
I will publish the new release shortly. Thank you for the valuable information!
I have published v.1.0.1.0 Firefox version is live online, Chrome - pending review, but normally takes them less than one day... Thanks again!
Thanks for the update! Unfortunately, I see the same behavior as before. I now have version 1.0.2.0 of the Jazz-MIDI extension and version 1.0.0.0 of the MIDI player extension (both dated 12/29/2020). I also have version 1.5.2 of the jazz-midi-plugin installed.
Actually, I see a regression: now even the Wikipedia sample file does not play anymore. The little player window pops-up correctly when the link is clicked, but it is unresponsive. I can close it, but all other buttons don't work (have no effect).
You need version 1.0.1.0 of the MIDI player extension. Please update it!
Ah, thanks. Now it works. The problem with the Wikipedia page was related to a different issue: apparently I cannot send the output to my audio interface, even though it was selected by default (from the extension's pop-up window's "little note" drop-down menu). Choosing "web audio" solved the problem, the window turned responsive again and the audio was processed correctly.
I installed the extension it on Firefox, and expected it to launch automatically when a link to a midi file (*.mid) is clicked. Instead, the browser gives me the usual option to open the file in a local app or to save it to disk. (I'm on Linux using the lated version of Firefox-Developer, in case it matters).