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-Haiku MIDI Player
+ Haiku MIDI Player
-Haiku MIDI Player 1.0.0 beta
+Haiku MIDI Player 1.0.1
This is a simple application to play MIDI songs.
-To play a MIDI song, you can:
+To play a MIDI song, you can:
-- double-click it, or
-- drag it on the MidiPlayer icon, or
-- drag it into the MidiPlayer window, or
-- type "MidiPlayer song.mid" in Terminal.
+ - double-click it, or
+ - drag it on the MidiPlayer icon, or
+ - drag it into the MidiPlayer window, or
+ - type "MidiPlayer song.mid" in Terminal.
Hopefully, most of the options will be obvious, although Live Input may require a few lines of explanation.
The Live Input feature enables you to attach other applications to the Haiku software synthesizer, for example a virtual MIDI keyboard. MidiPlayer looks at the MIDI roster for compatible producer endpoints. If none are found, Live Input is not available.
-Differences with the BeOS R5 MidiPlayer:
+Differences from the BeOS R5 MidiPlayer:
-- User interface looks slightly different (better?)
-- Play and Stop are now one and the same button.
-- There is no Open File... function.
-- You cannot set the Quality of the sound (always 44100 Hz).
-- While the song fades out, the scope temporarily freezes; the R5 MidiPlayer kept repainting during the fade-out (which, admittedly, looks better). At one point, the Haiku MidiPlayer did that too but the code made my head hurt, so I pulled it out again :-)
+ - User interface looks slightly different (better?)
+ - Play and Stop are now one and the same button.
+ - There is no Open File... function.
+ - You cannot set the Quality of the sound (always 44100 Hz).
+ - While the song fades out, the scope temporarily freezes; the R5 MidiPlayer kept repainting during the fade-out (which, admittedly, looks better). At one point, the Haiku MidiPlayer did that too but the code made my head hurt, so I pulled it out again :-)
If people really really want these missing features, then feel free to add them :-)