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Yay! And now pianojacq.com from HN member will work in Firefox! I can now uninstall chromium.

• jacquesm 4y ago
  :) Already on it... I will likely have to tweak the startup code a bit, look for an update tomorrow. Edit: Ok, just tried it after upgrading FF, it doesn't work at all when used locally ("secure context required", as if there is anything more secure than using a local file...), and when using it on the server it does get past the initialization but the device list isn't populated, so whatever they are doing it isn't 100% compatible with the way Chrome does it. I'll have to do some more digging, sorry! Edit2: We're not quite there yet it seems: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1805582 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1805582 The 'expected behavior' would be that the permissions dialog pops up but it doesn't so for now we'll have to wait until that is fixed. Pity, but it's very close now.
  • cassepipe 4y ago
    Sorry, somehow I figured it would just work. Thanks for giving it another try ! By the way, where do you get your MIDI files from ?
    • jacquesm 4y ago
      I either make the MIDI files myself or find them online. My workflows for making them: - either painstakingly transcribe a piece note-for note using midieditor or - find a youtube video of a good rendition - download as MP3 - convert to midi using https://piano-scribe.glitch.me/ https://piano-scribe.glitch.me/ (I wrote my own software for this step but Piano Scribe is about 8% better even if it is slower so I use that now) - fix up the output using midieditor (still takes a lot of time, but it's quicker than starting from nothing) This even works well when you have no score. Best of luck! If you have a problematic file drop me an email.
  • neurostimulant 4y ago
    Have you tried plugging the midi device *before* opening Firefox?