MIDI Forum

I was able to recover the previous "no byte offset" version from a restore point, so I have them both now. But an option would be great 😀

So in that screenshot, you can see the test-midi-files output for the original file on the left, and my modified file on the right. If there are new ...

It is Notepad++. It has a "compare" plugin that will find the differences between two text files. I use the print option of test-midi-files and sa...

Haha, oh no, any chance you can make it optional, with a command line flag? Now the compare plugin in Notepad++ chokes because every line is differ...

Fantastic! Thank you so much! I can't tell you how helpful your program has been the past few weeks in helping me with mine. I have 101 text files ...

I was able to figure out how to search for those spots (had to mentally add in the delta times to my search) and I have been able to track down and co...

Huzzah! I noticed a pattern. It was happening anywhere there was a track that contained multiple instruments that were intermixed. Single instrumen...

Well, seems I may have found the actual (first) issue in the file, but still can't easily figure out why it happened. The Bank Select appears to be 1...

[quotePost id=9586] If the MIDI file is missing a byte somewhere (or has an extra byte somewhere), then the test program could be interpreting things...

Any chance you can add byte offset display to all lines of the output for test-midi-files? Maybe an option to do it? I am trying to track down where...

Correction: No errors in the repaired file, but my edit of the repaired file is broken, so now I will investigate that. :p

Looking good!