PC manager and downwind devices
09-27-2023, 01:26 PM
I can't say that I feel this is true. It may be I guess, and if so, it'll cause a sell-off.
As a developer, I can't imagine where I would look at data in a buffer, say "oh, that's a USB IDENT, it's not MIDI, so I'll just toss it on the floor". Under a filter option, sure, but to do so blindly would kill tons of potential functionality from above.
If this were true, then I could never record the data from my Blaster, NMSVE, master keyboard, etc.
If this were true, then it would say that I now have to run a USB line, from my PC, to a hub on the desk that my Remote 7 is supporting, 50' away, and hook up everything there to USB as well? And, hang another 8 machines off of a USB hub that I'll add _right next_ to the port that's supporting the MRCC.
Is that what I'm looking at? Really? If what you're saying is true, then why have the MRCC at all? Just "do it all" through USB and give me a hard selector switch. Or write a nice app for an ESP32 based project.
Nothing personal, but I'm hoping you're wrong.
As a developer, I can't imagine where I would look at data in a buffer, say "oh, that's a USB IDENT, it's not MIDI, so I'll just toss it on the floor". Under a filter option, sure, but to do so blindly would kill tons of potential functionality from above.
If this were true, then I could never record the data from my Blaster, NMSVE, master keyboard, etc.
If this were true, then it would say that I now have to run a USB line, from my PC, to a hub on the desk that my Remote 7 is supporting, 50' away, and hook up everything there to USB as well? And, hang another 8 machines off of a USB hub that I'll add _right next_ to the port that's supporting the MRCC.
Is that what I'm looking at? Really? If what you're saying is true, then why have the MRCC at all? Just "do it all" through USB and give me a hard selector switch. Or write a nice app for an ESP32 based project.
Nothing personal, but I'm hoping you're wrong.
- mark. analog rulez. modular rulez the rulez.