Nedlastinger

First macOS build (Apple silicon): a signed and notarized portable zip — unzip anywhere and double-click pm_gateway; the bridge creates its own MIDI port, nothing else to install (see README.txt inside). Intel Macs are not built for; ask if you need one. Windows x64 portable zip is unchanged: unzip anywhere and run pm_gateway.exe (see README.txt inside; the download is unsigned — SmartScreen's "More info → Run anyway" is the documented path). Bundles Microsoft's Windows MIDI Services runtime installer: on Windows 11 the bridge creates its own MIDI port. Windows 10 keeps the loopMIDI path — README.txt covers both.

Plugin DLL for xSchedule (part of xLights) on Windows. Drop pulsemesh.dll into your xLights folder, restart xSchedule, and enable PulseMesh Connector from the Plugins menu — the full walkthrough (OSC master mode, token setup at 127.0.0.1:8089) is in the xSchedule guide. Browsers warn on DLL downloads; the guide covers the per-browser steps. New in 1.4.4: a new install's settings page at 127.0.0.1:8089 now walks you through getting a token (create an account at pulsemesh.io, there's a free plan; create your display; add a Local player and select Get my token), with a button that opens the right page on pulsemesh.io. The page also shows which player the connector is running on, and the connector now tells PulseMesh it runs on xSchedule. As before, a very large video holds song starts and stops until its own upload finishes, so add big videos while the show is off.