Both computers are in different cities.
Is that possible with QmidiNet?
no. sorry. qmidinet relies on udp multicast which only works on type-c ip network segments, usually your local LAN segment; this kind of traffic doesn't get through a WAN, let alone the internet--in practical terms, it can get through over a network switch but never, ever over a router of any kind any type (wired or not).
what might work is aseqnet on the linux side perhaps (from alsa-utils) , maybe?
Both computers are in different cities.
Is that possible with QmidiNet?
no. sorry. qmidinet relies on udp multicast which only works on type-c ip network segments, usually your local LAN segment; this kind of traffic doesn't get through a WAN, let alone the internet--in practical terms, it can get through over a network switch but never, ever over a router of any kind any type (wired or not).
what might work is aseqnet on the linux side perhaps (from alsa-utils) , maybe?
cheers