| Namespace | Windows.Devices.Midi2.Enumeration |
|---|---|
| Type Name | MidiDeclaredEndpointInfo |
| Type | WinRT Runtime Class |
| IDL | MidiDeclaredEndpointInfo.idl |
The MIDI service fills this in during MIDI 2.0 endpoint discovery, from what the device says about itself. When you get one from MidiEndpointDeviceInformation, treat it as read-only. Changing it doesn’t change the endpoint.
A virtual device application creates one to describe its device. See MidiVirtualDeviceCreationConfig.
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
MidiDeclaredEndpointInfo() |
Creates an empty object |
MidiDeclaredEndpointInfo(name, productInstanceId, supportsMidi10Protocol, supportsMidi20Protocol, supportsReceivingJitterReductionTimestamps, supportsSendingJitterReductionTimestamps, hasStaticFunctionBlocks, declaredFunctionBlockCount, specificationVersionMajor, specificationVersionMinor) |
Creates an object with every value filled in |
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
IsReadOnly |
True if you should treat this object as read-only |
Name |
The name the endpoint gave during discovery |
ProductInstanceId |
The endpoint’s product instance id, which is usually its serial number |
SupportsMidi10Protocol |
True if the endpoint can use the MIDI 1.0 protocol in UMP. It says only that it can, not that it’s set up to |
SupportsMidi20Protocol |
True if the endpoint can use the MIDI 2.0 protocol in UMP. It says only that it can, not that it’s set up to |
SupportsReceivingJitterReductionTimestamps |
True if the endpoint can receive jitter reduction (JR) timestamps |
SupportsSendingJitterReductionTimestamps |
True if the endpoint can send jitter reduction timestamps |
HasStaticFunctionBlocks |
True if the device says its function blocks never change while it’s connected |
DeclaredFunctionBlockCount |
How many function blocks the endpoint says it has |
SpecificationVersionMajor |
The major part of the UMP specification version the endpoint follows |
SpecificationVersionMinor |
The minor part of the UMP specification version the endpoint follows |
Windows MIDI Services is an open source project with all source available on GitHub. We have a great community on Discord as well. Between GitHub and Discord, you should find the information you are looking for.
