Disklavier

The Pro version will allow you to save MIDI files in two formats.  
"Save as source" will save a plain MIDI file. "Save as QuickTime  
movie" will essentially save the MIDI file wrapped in a QuickTime  
movie. For playing on your Disklavier, you would of course want to  
"save as source."

... matthew...

On Feb 12, 2009, at 11:31 AM, lowdebt4me wrote:

> I've ssen a few websites which play midi files (actually, they allow  
> my
> computer to play their MIDI files) using Apple Quicktime which is
> already installed on my computer.  When I right-click on the website's
> audio bar thingie, I see a message that says something similar
> to, "PRO.  Save as source".  If I purchased the Pro version of
> Quicktime, would I then be able to capture these MIDI files as MIDI
> files which I could then play on my disklavier, or would Quicktime Pro
> convert them to something like a .wav file?
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
>
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