Re: [LAD] MIDI-2-TCP, TCP-2-MIDI

2018-08-29 Thread christoph . kuhr
Hey Len, thanks for the insight. I never used OSC this way so far. I also did not know that there are existing RFCs for MIDI over RTP, which is very nice! So, yeah, lets do that. I will take a closer look at the code repos you posted.  I definitly want to give this a try! But I am rather busy at

Re: [LAD] MIDI-2-TCP, TCP-2-MIDI

2018-08-29 Thread Len Ovens
On Wed, 29 Aug 2018, christoph.k...@web.de wrote: I would always prefer a UDP based solutions,  because TCP can really mess up the timing. UDP packetloss usually is below 1%. The bigger problem in this case are WIFI connections, scrambled packet orders and jitter. Are there any objections to us

Re: [LAD] MIDI-2-TCP, TCP-2-MIDI

2018-08-29 Thread christoph . kuhr
Hi ! I would always prefer a UDP based solutions,  because TCP can really mess up the timing. UDP packetloss usually is below 1%. The bigger problem in this case are WIFI connections, scrambled packet orders and jitter. Are there any objections to using Open Sound Control based solutions? To me

Re: [LAD] MIDI-2-TCP, TCP-2-MIDI

2018-08-29 Thread Len Ovens
On Wed, 29 Aug 2018, Jonathan E. Brickman wrote: I need lossless JACK MIDI networking outside of JACK's built-in networking, and not multicast unless someone can tell me straightforwardly how to get multicast (qmidinet) to run within localhost as well as outside it. Thus I am thinking of trying

[LAD] MIDI-2-TCP, TCP-2-MIDI

2018-08-29 Thread Jonathan E. Brickman
I need lossless JACK MIDI networking outside of JACK's built-in networking, and not multicast unless someone can tell me straightforwardly how to get multicast (qmidinet) to run within localhost as well as outside it. Thus I am thinking of trying my hand at using the Mido library to bridge JACK MI