[LAU] Re: wnat a version of ttymidi that works with pipewire

Bengt Gördén <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.audio.users
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 8/29/25 17:50, Bill Purvis wrote:
> I've been using a modified version of ttymidi with fair success while 
> using JackD2, but have now migrated to
> using pipewire. Despite having pipewire-jack installed and working, 
> ttymidi no longer works with it.

If it's modified, maybe the standard version is better to test? Out of 
curiosity, I downloaded the source code and compiled. Not that I have 
any MIDI stuff running on the serial port right now so I can't test it, 
but it shows up as alsa-midi in qpwgraph.

         id 116, type PipeWire:Interface:Port/3
                 object.serial = "33446"
                 object.path = "alsa:seq:default:client_129:playback_1"
                 format.dsp = "8 bit raw midi"
                 node.id = "42"
                 port.id = "2"
                 port.name = "ttymidiMIDI in (playback)"
                 port.direction = "in"
                 port.alias = "ttymidi:MIDI in"
                 port.group = "client_129"

         id 154, type PipeWire:Interface:Port/3
                 object.serial = "33445"
                 object.path = "alsa:seq:default:client_129:capture_0"
                 format.dsp = "8 bit raw midi"
                 node.id = "42"
                 port.id = "2"
                 port.name = "ttymidiMIDI out (capture)"
                 port.direction = "out"
                 port.alias = "ttymidi:MIDI out"
                 port.group = "client_129"


-- 
/bengan
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