WIDI Group Auto Learn Early Test Firmware Jan 2022 - Wireless MIDI // Bluetooth MIDI // BLE MIDI

This video contains the latest development of the WIDI firmware as built in January 2022.
The new firmware is scheduled to release with an improved app around February 2022.
Main targets:
1. Improve jitter performance
2. Add compatibility requests specific devices
3. Expand WIDI Groups with standard Bluetooth MIDI devices
This video was privately shared with the Community of MIDI Enthusiasts on Monday January 10, 2022
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[@robertmiddel5582]

Yes!!!! that is a super update.

[@CMEPro]

Thanks. The update is available now.

[@matthewgaines10]

Thanks for the added functionality.

[@huski1969]

Great job!!! Waiting for the update. TOP!

[@CMEPro]

The update is available now. Please go to Appstore or Playstore to update the WIDI App first, then you can update the firmware to test Group Auto-learn.

[@huski1969]

@@CMEPro just tested, 100% working, very handy! Top! Congrats!

[@CMEPro]

@@huski1969 excellent 💎

[@homerdus9668]

Any hints how to connect bluetooth midi with Ardour/Bitwig Ubuntu (Linux)? I have tried with Yamaha UDBT01 und CME Uhost WIDI dongles and Ubuntu finds them but does not connect on midi (not even Midi through or vitual midi sockets)

[@CMEPro]

I have no experience with Ubuntu specifically, but Linux in general should not be a problem. Did you update both the USB and Bluetooth firmware of your WIDI Bud Pro? Feel welcome to reach out for personal support via www.cme-pro.com/support

[@homerdus9668]

@@CMEPro I think the Linux dosent support BLE midi, can you please check with your experts if this is the case or is there a workaround

[@CMEPro]

@@homerdus9668 I misunderstood you. I thought you connected your WIDI Uhost to your Linux system via USB. You are right, BLE MIDI is not natively supported by Linux. You will need to add Bluetooth MIDI via WIDI Uhost over USB as mentioned above. Hope this helps 🙏

[@CMEPro]

@@homerdus9668 I misunderstood you. I thought you connected your WIDI Uhost to your Linux system via USB. You are right, BLE MIDI is not natively supported by Linux. You will need to add Bluetooth MIDI via WIDI Uhost over USB as mentioned above. Hope this helps 🙏

[@CMEPro]

www.cme-pro.com/sneak-peek-widi-group-auto-learn-early-firmware-test/