MIDICR Incl Product Key X64 (2022)
(mids: make midi files; cmd:command line program; options: command line arguments to the program; log:log file)
MIDICR is a simple command line tool designed to repair a corrupt midi file that was saved as a DOS text file by accident.
My earlier program midifix already can repair many invalid midi files. Recently I downloaded some midi files from a newsgroup. The files were corrupt. I could use midifix to make them midi compatible but the program warned that it would lose most of the content because of incompatibility.
A closer look to the content showed that the files contained carriage-return/linefeeds character sequences 0D 0A as known from DOS text files in cases where only 0D or 0A alone should appear. The extra bytes make the file fully corrupt and midifix to give up repairing.
This program tries to locate 0D 0A sequences and replace them by
0D or 0A to satisfy the file format rules. In many cases it is not guessable which byte is to use, in this case it uses 0A. Often this conversion of the bytes works, but their remain cases where the result will stay corrupt.
The program is currently not able to repair tracks that contain 0D 0A sequences which few should be 0D 0A and others 0D or 0A.
MIDICR Description:
(mids: make midi files; cmd:command line program; options: command line arguments to the program; log:log file)
MIDICR is a simple command line tool designed to repair a corrupt midi file that was saved as a DOS text file by accident.
My earlier program midifix already can repair many invalid midi files. Recently I downloaded some midi files from a newsgroup. The files were corrupt. I could use midifix to make them midi compatible but the program warned that it would lose most of the content because of incompatibility.
A closer look to the content showed that the files contained carriage-return/linefeeds character sequences 0D 0A as known from DOS text files in cases where only 0D or 0A alone should appear. The extra bytes make the file fully corrupt and midifix to give up repairing.
This program tries to locate 0D 0A sequences and replace them by
0D or 0A to satisfy the file format rules. In many cases it is not guessable which byte is to use, in this
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SOME_BYTE is the byte to convert.
findcode is a code that specifies how many bytes until the first of a 0D 0A sequence found.
findcode:
00 = do not find 0D 0A at all
01 = first byte of 0D 0A found
02 = second byte of 0D 0A found
findcode-like:
0E = first byte of sequence that must be changed
0F = last byte of 0D 0A sequence
(0F 1X 1023) = last byte to find that does not belong to the sequence
0F 1X 1023
midsize is the number of bytes of the current midi-stream
midsize > 4 is needed to be able to fill all bytes in the current block with the converted byte.
convsize is the number of bytes to fill with the converted byte.
convsize > midsize is needed for MIDI file formats.
Note:
Findcode takes logarithmic time since it is a binary search. Also the user has the option to decide how many bytes to search for the change
of byte.
Installation
To install you must have:
- the version of the runtime installed by the executable
- the version of the library installed by the executable
- the binutils toolchain
- the CC FLAGS must be defined in the executable header. You should use -g for gcc and -O1 for all others.
Download
The download is at the end of the file. The zip file contains two files: the executable program and a library file.
License
The program is free software. Distribution may be under any license./*
    Copyright (c) 2005-2017 Intel Corporation
    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
    You may obtain a copy of the License at
        
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    distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
    WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
    See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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