Epeios MIDI to XML converter enables conversion of binary MIDI files into XML, expanding the usability of MIDI files.
The Epeios MIDI to XML converter is a software designed for the conversion of binary MIDI files into a compatible format with tools like CVS. This conversion allows for better handling of MIDI files through such tools. The software allows for changes made to CVS tags in the comment section of a MIDI file to be propagated into the MIDI file.
Using the Epeios MIDI to XML converter is easy. To convert a MIDI file to XML, use the following command line: exmid -x|--MIDToX < MIDI-source-file > [XMID-target-file]. The MIDI source file is the file to be converted, while the XMID target file is where the resulting XML should be stored. If no target file is specified, the program writes the result to the console. If a target file already exists, the filename is appended with .bak.
To convert an XML file back to MIDI, use the following command line: exmid -m|--XToMID < XMID-source-file > < MID-target-file >. The XMID source file is the previous XML file generated by the tool, while the MIDI target file is the resulting MIDI file. If the target file already exists, the filename is appended with .bak.
The software also includes an automatic conversion command for use in scripts or other contexts. This feature determines which conversion to perform based on the file extension. Files with a .mid or .MID extension are assumed to be MIDI files and the result is stored in a file with a respectively .xmid or .XMID extension. Files with a .xmid or .XMID extension are assumed to be XML files and the result is stored in a file with a respectively .mid or .MID extension.
The latest release of Epeios MIDI to XML converter fixes a bug that caused incorrect handling of MIDI 'SysEx' events. Overall, this software provides a reliable and convenient solution for the conversion of MIDI files to a format compatible with various tools.
Using the Epeios MIDI to XML converter is easy. To convert a MIDI file to XML, use the following command line: exmid -x|--MIDToX < MIDI-source-file > [XMID-target-file]. The MIDI source file is the file to be converted, while the XMID target file is where the resulting XML should be stored. If no target file is specified, the program writes the result to the console. If a target file already exists, the filename is appended with .bak.
To convert an XML file back to MIDI, use the following command line: exmid -m|--XToMID < XMID-source-file > < MID-target-file >. The XMID source file is the previous XML file generated by the tool, while the MIDI target file is the resulting MIDI file. If the target file already exists, the filename is appended with .bak.
The software also includes an automatic conversion command for use in scripts or other contexts. This feature determines which conversion to perform based on the file extension. Files with a .mid or .MID extension are assumed to be MIDI files and the result is stored in a file with a respectively .xmid or .XMID extension. Files with a .xmid or .XMID extension are assumed to be XML files and the result is stored in a file with a respectively .mid or .MID extension.
The latest release of Epeios MIDI to XML converter fixes a bug that caused incorrect handling of MIDI 'SysEx' events. Overall, this software provides a reliable and convenient solution for the conversion of MIDI files to a format compatible with various tools.
What's New
Version 0.1.1 (2007-12-12): N/A