_From [email protected] on August 05, 2010 18:17:25_
I was thinking midi support, either native via alsa to a hardware midi device, or too a timidity++ server running as a daemon
or as a fall back embbed timidity++ in to Clementine, and use that to play the midi's, it will also be able to play mods as well
_Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/clementine-player/issues/detail?id=603_
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_From pashaev.sergey on September 01, 2010 08:08:07_
What about using libmodplug for modules?
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_From john.maguire on September 01, 2010 08:57:54_
This is probably as easy as installing the modplug & timidity gstreamer plugins on Linux.
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_From pashaev.sergey on September 01, 2010 09:51:24_
Thank you John, for the tip about "bad" gstreamer plugins. Anyway, any activity in support of midi and modules - it's great.
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_From yarpencz on April 19, 2011 07:50:26_
any hint how to set it on Mac, please?
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on 6 Dec 2013
currently clementine plays midi through GStreamer if the file ends with .mp3 (otherwise it doesn't recognize it). Would be great if clementine recognized .mid files and detected running midi daemons such as fluidsynth or timidity and route to that (such as an alsa sequencer present) and route to that.
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on 19 May 2017
Still not fixed
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currently clementine plays midi through GStreamer if the file ends with .mp3 (otherwise it doesn't recognize it). Would be great if clementine recognized .mid files and detected running midi daemons such as fluidsynth or timidity and route to that (such as an alsa sequencer present) and route to that.