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Re: Problem with conversion using ESEQ2MIDI

2003-10-29 by Jorge Fernandez Moreno

I have a giebler'r ultilies version that i brought last june.
I don“t think that the version is new.

IT WORKS UNDER XP!

But only with 2HD disks. (1.4 megs)

I have used it a few times, mainly when I download files from yamaha 
with the yamaha downloader that writes the "special yamaha format"

Extract indiviual files to HD and the convert them to midi also with 
the giebler utility.

All this under XP.

If the .FIL in not in a protectyed yamaha disk I allways use 
SEQ2MIDI whith no problems.

I hope this helps.

--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "Sheldon Deluty" <mdshd@e...> 
wrote:
> fyi, giebler's program absolutely positively does NOT work under 
windows xp,
> because xp has no true DOS mode
> 
> you need any operating system other than xp (95, 98, me) which can 
operate
> in true DOS mode
> 
> i have asked giebler myself, and he either cannot or will not 
rewrite his
> program to work under xp
> 
> giebler works best with an old slower computer
> 
> i know this from personal experience
> 
> actually, with giebler you can transfer filed from an eseq 
diskette to your
> hard drive, convert them and then transfer them back to a diskette
> 
> sheldon deluty
> 
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: Robert Welcyng [mailto:rwelcyng@a...]
>   Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 6:09 PM
>   To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>   Subject: Re: [disklavier] Problem with conversion using ESEQ2MIDI
> 
> 
>   Sam, I've always used the Giebler Utilities to do that job.  See
>   www.giebler.com  It's not free, but it does the job reliably.  
With it,
>   you cannot copy an entire Yamaha-protected Pianosoft diskette; 
however,
>   you can copy and convert individual files.
> 
>   For fun, I once tried the ESEQ2MIDI program and it didn't work 
for me
>   either.  Rather than fight it, I continued to use Giebler which 
I had
>   used for years.
> 
>   If you have never worked under DOS, you just need to follow 
Giebler's
>   instruction manual.  (If you cut your teeth on CP/M or DOS in 
the early
>   days, you're in for a retro experience.)
> 
> 
> 
>   bpsafran wrote:
>   > Greetings:
>   >
>   > I want to convert some eseq files that I purchased from Yamaha 
to
>   > Midi so that I can edit and save them on my Clavinova.  I tried
>   > using the ESEQ2MIDI program on the files (extracted to my hard 
disk
>   > using the dkvcopy program) but I get an error message from 
ESEQ2MIDI
>   > on each file that says ESEQ file is corrupt.
>   > However, the files play fine (from floppy disk) on my 
Clavinova,
>   > which reads both midi and eseq formats.
>   >
>   > Anyone have any ideas on how to fix the files so that 
ESEQ2MIDI will
>   > be able to do the conversions?
>   > Are there any programs that will do the conversions on the 
original
>   > disk itself (which is not readable on a PC unless one uses the
>   > dkvcopy program).
>   >
>   > Thanks
>   >
>   > Sam Safran
>   > sam.safran@w...
>   >
>   >
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