DSMIDIWiFi — DSMI over WLAN server

DSMIDIWiFi was written by Tobias Weyand <me@dsmi.tobw.net>; this manual page  was  written  by  mirabilos
       <tg@debian.org> for the Debian project but may be used by others.

       Probably.

Debian                                          December 2, 2018                                   DSMIDIWIFI(1)

DSMIDIWiFi  is  a  Qt  application that serves as the server side of a DSMI (Nintendo® DS MIDI) over WLAN
       session.  Once started, it initialises the connections between UDP and ALSA MIDI, then will simply show a
       GUI application window with a logo but no interactivity; closing the window will terminate the server.

       DSMIDIWiFi uses the UDP ports 9000 and 9001 for broadcast communication with a Nintendo®  DS  or  another
       device  /  application  using  the  DSMI  interface.  If the ports cannot be bound or ALSA MIDI cannot be
       initialised, an error dialogue is shown, and the program should be terminated.

       The mandatory argument note gives the MIDI note that A4 (440 Hz)  is  supposed  to  be  mapped  to.   The
       standard  requires  this  to  be  note 69, but some applications are octave-confused and might require 57
       (Piano For You on Android) or 81 (TouchDAW ibidem), or even weirder values.

       Some diagnostics are written to stdout.

       DSMIDIWiFi — DSMI over WLAN server

amidi(1), musescore(1)

       http://dsmi.tobw.net/
               Homepage

       http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qguiapplication.html#supported-command-line-options
               Documentation of automatic Qt command line options

       Some Android and iPhone apps implement DSMI and can talk to this server.

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