MIDI Monitor

Fixed a bug: the "spying" driver wasn't being installed properly.
Added "expert mode" to display some messages more accurately (but more confusingly).
Added automatic updating via Sparkle.
Built for 32- and 64-bit. No more messages about the MIDI Server having to restart in 32-bit mode.
No longer works on PowerPC or 10.3 or 10.4, sorry. If necessary, get version 1.2.5, which does.
Picked a better font for the long data views.

Updated the list of manufacturer IDs.

Fixed a bug introduced in 1.2.3: spying didn't work.

* Fixed a race condition in incoming MIDI processing, which could lead to a crash.
* Updated the list of manufacturer IDs.

Fixed a bug: in the sources list, some one-port MIDI interfaces did not have names.

1.2.1 :
* Fixed a bug: the "receiving sysex" spinner did not go away after short sysex messages were received.
* Sysex messages from DSI devices are now shown as "Sequential / DSI" (since both Sequential and DSI use the same manufacturer ID).
* New icon thanks to David Clark!

1.2 :
* MIDI events are now saved in documents.
* Fixed an old and embarrassing bug with the disclosable Sources and Filters sections. They now work correctly when the window is nearly the size of the screen.
* When new events are received, don't always scroll to the bottom, and show the events more quickly.
* Fixed more cosmetic bugs: Source names would disappear when clicked, when running on Leopard. Selection highlight on the event list could get cut off. Disclosure button animation was flickery.
* Simplified some threading code, which makes the app more stable, especially as MIDI devices are added and removed.
* Updated the source code to work with Xcode 3.1.
* Now requires OS X 10.3.9 or later. If you're still on 10.2, use the old version, 1.1.8.

Version Universal : compatible Intel et PowerPC
mise à jour du code source pour fonctionner avec Xcode 2.2

MIDI Monitor est désormais open source

correction de bugs