Hi all, I'm really sorry to bother you with this, since it's not properly on-topic in this list, but I have no where to turn to (given the apparently wildly outdated nature of http://www.jsresources.org/).
I'm trying to use an external MIDI clock to sync a Sequencer instance, but the sequencer instance says it only supports the Internal_Clock SyncMode. Relevant Code (I asked in Stack Overflow <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33358948/java-midi-sequencer-syncmode>, and you could answer there not to pollute this list): S_p = MidiSystem.getSequencer(false); D2 = MidiSystem.getMidiDevice(MidiSystem.getMidiDeviceInfo()[1]); S_p.open(); D2.open(); R2=S_p.getReceiver(); T2=D2.getTransmitter(); T2.setReceiver(R2); for(int i=0;i<S_p.getMasterSyncModes().length;i++){System.out.println("Available modes are "+i+ " "+S_p.getMasterSyncModes()[i].toString());} Available modes are 0 Internal Clock Of course I have confirmation of messages going out of D2 and into another receiver custom written to notify to system.out, and sequencer plays normally, it just appears that it doesn't support the SyncModes docs say it should. Specifically this phrase confuses me (fromMIDI_SYNC: "This mode only applies as the master sync mode for sequencers that are also MIDI receivers." What's the meaning of the sequencer BEING a receiver. I thought it should be enough with my approach of getReceiver() Regards, thanks in advance, and sorry for interrupting in an openjdk -dev list. I know this doesn't belong here, and will gladly take any advice as to where can I ask this sort of thing. Claudio
