Midi input buffer length

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  • January 26, 2017 at 9:54 am #70951
    mdeca
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      Hi everybody
      I have seen this topic coming up in other old threads, but I do not understand whether the issue should be solved.
      I have a panel that should receive a sound dump from a midi instrument; the dump is 15,550 bytes long but apparently I get only 384. The same function under Win10 works correctly, therefore my code *should* be ok.
      Is there any buffer setting in Ctrlr or elsewhere that I can try to tweak?
      I am using version 5.4.16 on Linux and 5.3.201 on Win10.

      January 26, 2017 at 4:34 pm #70954
      dasfaker
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        As far as I know (I’m on Windows) it’s a Linux issue. Linux split messages in small packets that don’t start and end with F0 F7. But there’s something you could try, in this thread Atom offered a possible solution, but only testable on Linux.

        January 28, 2017 at 11:06 am #70962
        mdeca
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          I tried that, however it seems that this callback gets never called…

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