11-14-2007
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Originally Posted by
karthikb23
Also, if at all 'k' points to stdout, on doing a flush immediately, i should see the contents of 'k' right? coz it sould overwrite previous contents of stdout.
Try and see...?
Are you running it under gdb and see where things are really going?
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midi2mg
MIDI2MG(1) General Commands Manual MIDI2MG(1)
NAME
midi2mg - convert a midi file into midge(1) text format.
SYNOPSIS
midi2mg [ options ] midi_file
DESCRIPTION
midi2mg reads a midi file and writes its contents to a file in midge(1) text format. It prints a message to stdout for any midi events it
can't handle.
OPTIONS
-h or --help
Display help text.
-v or --verbose
Print verbose messages to stdout.
-q or --quiet
Quiet. No stdout.
-o file or --outfile file
Write output to file. Otherwise converts file.mid to file.mg Outputs to stdout if file is `-'. When outputting to stdout quiet mode
is automatically set unless verbose mode is set earlier on the command line.
-w or --ignore-wrong-track
Ignore MIDI events on the wrong channel instead of exiting.
-n i[,j...] or --include-tracks i[,j...]
Only convert the tracks in the comma separated list, with track numbers starting from 1.
-N i[,j...] or --exclude-tracks i[,j...]
Convert all tracks except those specified in the comma separated list.
-t n or --tuplet-factor n
An additional factor for files with odd note lengths, to prevent them being translated as decimals (n should be a prime number
greater than 3).
-F or --no-factorise
Do not factorise time values (may help to decipher unusual tuplet values).
BUGS
Does not correctly handle some text events.
Does not handle SMTPE style tempo events.
Does not handle changes of tempo/time_sig/key if these are on a separate tempo track.
SEE ALSO
midge(1)
AUTHOR
David Riley <dave@dmriley.demon.co.uk>
17 July 2006 MIDI2MG(1)