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Excerpts from Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas's message of 2010-06-01 12:28:07 +0200:

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> On Tuesday, June 1, 2010, Philipp wrote:

> > Yesterday I found a very interesting project (through the pianoteq

> > website) which seeks to 'transcribe' player piano performances to midi:

> > http://members.shaw.ca/smythe/rebirth.htm

> >

> > Now I'm looking for something that allows me to play back those

> > performance easily, all in a row. It would be nice if it could be hooked

> > up to anything, so it would just need to play back the midi, without

> > reproducing any sound itself. I simply want to listen to all those

> > performances.

> >

> > Any recommendations?

>

> Drumstick includes two SMF players:

> - drumstick-playsmf: command line player, non interactive.

> - drumstick-smfplayer: with GUI, simple, interactive. Drag and drop from file

> managers.

Both suffer from the same limitation as so many others, only a single

file can be played, there's no concept of a playlist, not even in the

mplayer sense (mplayer *.ogg or whatever).
> Players based on the Drumstick libraries:

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> - kmidimon: GUI, interactive, displays tracks/event lists (with filters).

> - kmid2: GUI, interactive, drag and drop from file managers, play lists,

> pianola display.

>

> Regards,

> Pedro

Thanks, but I do neither KDE nor GNOME.

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Regards,

Philipp
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