Re: MIDI

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On Monday 13 November 2006 01:35, Ric Moore wrote:
> On Sat, 2006-11-11 at 15:56 +0000, Anne Wilson wrote:
> > I remember a couple of years ago I couldn't get kmid to work at all, but
> > kmidi worked fine.  That makes me wonder if I should be looking for some
> > other midi player.
>
> Once you decide to give up on midi out of the box using your card, just
> install timidity. That plays midi files just peachy. It's not a working
> midi that you can do composition with, but if all you want to do is
> listen to midi, that will certainly solve your problems!! :) Enjoy, Ric

I have timidity++ installed.  I'm not sure what's happening here, but it seems 
to me that timidity used to be offered as an application in itself, whereas 
now it seems to be acting as a backend.  Of course I could be way off beam.

I wonder if timidity is what is being used if I open a .mid file in a browser?  
Looking at File Associations, though, mid and x-mid files are just linked to 
Netscape plugin viewer (nsplugin), while midi and x-midi files are linked to 
the same and to kmid.

Anne

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