Closed admblake closed 10 years ago
Not sure what you're question "What's going on here?" means - but I guess you have figured out to make the library work. Maybe it was this: when you download the library and up it in the Arduino Libraries folder, rename the directory to 'AppleMIDI'. The Arduino IDE doesn't like directory names with a '-'.
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Yeah, I owe you a big apology. I've been growing frustrated the last few days trying to get things going and it culminated in me being a dick followed by me regretting such things.
Again, I am sorry about all this and sincerely apologize.
-Adam Michalak http://www.adamichalak.com 310-261-9486
On May 30, 2014, at 1:26 PM, lathoub notifications@github.com wrote:
Not sure what you're question "What's going on here?" means - but I guess you have figured out to make the library work. Maybe it was this: when you download the library and up it in the Arduino Libraries folder, rename the directory to 'AppleMIDI'. The Arduino IDE doesn't like directory names with a '-'.
(Tip: be a bit more polite in the future, it might help you get an answer to your question)
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apology accepted, no worries (we all have 'them days') - Good luck!
I'm currently trying to strip down the code and my network in order to troubleshoot.
Currently I have an Arduino Ethernet shield connected to an Arduino Uno R3.
I've also set up a direct ethernet network between my laptop and the arduino while running wireshark..
I am seeing a connection start and then eventually close.
I'm also getting a checksum error in wireshark before the mac disconnects.
Since I'm more of a "copy and paster" than a programmer, I'm not sure where to go from here.
I've included some screen caps. Also, if you prefer my to move this thread back to github, I will gladly do so.
regards,
-Adam Michalak http://www.adamichalak.com 310-261-9486
On May 30, 2014, at 1:32 PM, lathoub notifications@github.com wrote:
apology accepted, no worries (we all have 'them days') - Good luck!
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What do you want to do? (Are you using Windows?) Have you setup rtpMIDI? (http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software.html)
Here's what I am doing, and here's what I want to do…
I currently have an Arudino reading ol' school 5-pin DIN MIDI from my macintosh. It's looking at sysex messages output from Pro Tools. In that stream is bar and beat display information. I've built an external bar«beat display with Nixie Tubes.
Now that I've completed that part of the project, my goal was to implement this with rtp MIDI over ethernet and ditch the 5 pin DIN serial ports.
I'm using a macintosh that has a program called "Audio MIDI setup" that comes with the OS. From there I can enable network MIDI and join the session. Unfortunately, I can't get the basic system stable yet. At first I had the Arduino hooked to my router, but it was so unstable (the MIDI session keeps disconnecting) I now have it hooked directly to my laptop for testing purposes.
-Adam Michalak http://www.adamichalak.com 310-261-9486
On May 30, 2014, at 2:56 PM, lathoub notifications@github.com wrote:
What do you want to do? (Are you using Windows?) Have you setup rtpMIDI? (http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software.html)
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I'm using it over a router (the Arduino) and wireless (portable running rtpMIDI, similar to Audio MIDI Setup) - session never disconnects. But you are not the first to report the session to disconnect, but i'm unable to reproduce the problem. Are you calling AppleMIDI.run(); regularly in the loop() section? (is the example running for you, or does the session also disconnects?) (its getting late here in Europe - i'll check in tomorrow on your progress)
What's going on here?