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> Yes, but that page is about communication upstream to the host ... I

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> think the idea here is that most Androids are phones and by nature not

> intended to work as your main device. But there are no midi devices in

> existence that works like a host, unless you consider your main computer

> a midi device (well, it could be - kind of - but impractical in this

> context)

>

> There are some other development going on though with "normal" USB

> classes, notably USB_CLASS_SOUND, so in a not so distant future this may

> be extended to javax.sound.midi also

>

It seems inevitable to me. Just a matter of time before usb peripheral

devices are supported on android ootb.
--

Patrick Shirkey

Boost Hardware Ltd
> /j

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>

> On Thu, 2011-06-30 at 19:49 +0200, Olivier Guilyardi wrote:

>>

>> I thought the Android ADK and the USB accessory mode [1] could be

>> somehow

>> relevant, because before that, all you could do with USB is charging

>> the device

>> and transferring files.

>

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