Post by uncledave on Nov 15, 2021 18:47:07 GMT
Hi nic,
I've noticed that, after my iPad has run for a while, virtual MIDI ports from StreamByter and MidiFire appear, even though the apps are not running, and have not been started since reboot. These ports are visible in Audiobus, AUM, and even Synthmaster 2. Another member in the Audiobus forum was so troubled by this that he removed the offending apps. I don't really care, but I wonder if you need an iOS 15 compatibility update. I'm on iPad 6, with iPadOS 15.1.
Possibly related is that I notice many apps that should not be running, including SB and MF, are present in memory, occupying about 400 pages each. These are visible in a jetsam log. I wonder if the system is starting every app to ask it something, and the apps are wrongly starting services, like virtual ports, that should be deferred. I can send you the logs, if you think they'd help.
Just wanted to let you know.
Cheers,
dave
I've noticed that, after my iPad has run for a while, virtual MIDI ports from StreamByter and MidiFire appear, even though the apps are not running, and have not been started since reboot. These ports are visible in Audiobus, AUM, and even Synthmaster 2. Another member in the Audiobus forum was so troubled by this that he removed the offending apps. I don't really care, but I wonder if you need an iOS 15 compatibility update. I'm on iPad 6, with iPadOS 15.1.
Possibly related is that I notice many apps that should not be running, including SB and MF, are present in memory, occupying about 400 pages each. These are visible in a jetsam log. I wonder if the system is starting every app to ask it something, and the apps are wrongly starting services, like virtual ports, that should be deferred. I can send you the logs, if you think they'd help.
Just wanted to let you know.
Cheers,
dave
