Couldn't get them to run with wine. I can't really install freedos just for this. Thanks for the suggestion though.

Ken Restivo wrote: Dou you have an example of such a file? What does seq24 say?

Paul Coccoli wrote: from the any-suggestions-are-welcome-dept. ;) perhaps a bit offtopic and overkill, but my qtractor already can do this although with some limitations. the simple recipe is setting midi capture/export option to SMF format 1 (as is the default btw) and then you can import any of your existing midi files (either format 0 or 1) into tracks and then export the session into a new file which will be in the desired format, of course. limitations are such there's no current support for tempo map, so your resulting file will have a fixed and single tempo. ah, and the midi export function is only available since last couple of weeks from qtractor CVS :)... http://qtractor.sourceforge.net just my 2cents -- rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela rncbc(a)rncbc.org

On Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 11:29:29PM -0400, Paul Coccoli wrote: hi, you can use midish. Just import the format 0 midi file and then export it. This will generate a format 1 midi file with one "tempo track" and one track per channel. Example: $ rmidish send EOF character (control-D) to quit 1> songimportsmf "sample.mid" 2> songexportsmf "sample-fmt1.mid" 3> If you want to convert a lot of midi files then you can embed these commands in a small shell script... let me know if you have problems with it.