Disklavier

Made some progress.  If I use the DKVCOPY, I can make a copy of the 
disk which is then viewable.  However, these .FIL files (assume they 
are ESEQ files?) don't work when I run the ESEQ2MID.  I've copied 
them from the diskette into a folder on my hard drive.  When I try 
and convert the files, it states that they are not ESEQ files.  
However, if I put the new copy in my piano, it plays fine.  So, 
probably need a way to convert these files to midi (and then I can 
convert to audio).  Thanks.  




--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "sjhart110110" <sjhart110@...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "sjhart110110" <sjhart110@> 
> wrote:
> >
> > Wonder if someone could help me?  I have converted all of my 
> PianoSoft 
> > Audio files to store on my ipod.  Very simple, just read them 
into 
> > iTunes using a high rate audio format. Each song is around 30M, 
but 
> > given that you can buy a 120 GIG ipod for $200, I can store a lot 
> of 
> > songs.  Makes it much easier than pulling out the CD since I 
don't 
> have 
> > a Mark IV!  I am running the ipod into the audio input on my Mark 
> > IIIa.  Works perfectly.  With the high rate audio format, no 
notes 
> are 
> > dropping.  Anyway, how can I get midi files to work that I have 
on 
> > PianoSoft solo type disks?  I have found the MIDI2PIANOCD program 
> which 
> > can convert, but I need to read the titles onto my computer.  
They 
> are 
> > all copy protected and my XP computer can't read them.  I've 
looked 
> at 
> > the UTIL, but can't seem to figure it out.  Is this possible?  If 
> so, 
> > can someone give me the exact steps to do this?  Thanks.  SJ
> >
> Wanted to add, that I have successfully converted my own midi files 
> (from my own performances) to audio.  Works perfectly.  Just need 
to 
> get the Pianosoft Midi files.  Thanks.
>