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I have been breaking my head over this.
I have a ndk c++ app that continuously generates note info in a vector.
Now I need to either write this as midi files (from ndk or sdk) that can be played back without delay.
It seems I should use JetPlayer. But this is not documented properly, I cannot make heads or tails from it.
How do I get the .jet file? And where exactly is my midi info? I looked at the jetBoy example, but I don’t really understand it. Thanks for any help.
As far as I know JetPlayer can’t generate midi.
So I used MediaPlayer instead and generated the midi with android-midi-lib.