Hello,
Is it possible to use the USBHost_t36 library with USB Midi devices that have multiple ports?
So for instance I have a single USB Midi Interface device that when plugged into my PC it shows up as multiple ports (or virtual cables).
I've not much experience with using USBHost_t36 for Midi, but after a quick look at the examples, it doesn't look like it does.
I may be missing something, but there doesn't seem to be a way to identify different virtual cables within a single USB Midi device.
Any advice or clarification on this would be great.
Is it possible to use the USBHost_t36 library with USB Midi devices that have multiple ports?
So for instance I have a single USB Midi Interface device that when plugged into my PC it shows up as multiple ports (or virtual cables).
I've not much experience with using USBHost_t36 for Midi, but after a quick look at the examples, it doesn't look like it does.
I may be missing something, but there doesn't seem to be a way to identify different virtual cables within a single USB Midi device.
Any advice or clarification on this would be great.