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getID3() is a PHP script that extracts useful information (such as ID3 tags, bitrate, playtime, etc.) from MP3s & other multimedia file formats (Ogg, WMA, WMV, ASF, WAV, AVI, AAC, VQF, FLAC, MusePack, Real, QuickTime, Monkey's Audio, MIDI and more).
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GT-8 sysex reader. This software is written in php and there for platform independent. It can read and print settings from a .syx file. (Requires a webserver with php installed and configured correctly!)
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QTMAGEAR is an LGPL library for producing QuickTime MIDI movies and SMF(Standard Midi Files). The goal is to produce various alternate implementations (C/C++/PHP/Realbasic) so that developers can incorporate it into diverse development architectures.
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This project will create some midi libraries to read midi content using php. Library can be used by php programs or web sites to display midi content.
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The Pianist Box
High quality real-time MIDI sound source for the pianist
The Pianist Box features 256 polyphony CD quality real-time sound source. Commercial products either cost premium (e.g. USD5000 for a digital piano), low performance (e.g. 64 polyphony) and limited sounds (e.g. 128 non-replaceable instruments). The Pianist Box overcome these problem by highly optimizing open source system for a limited set of hardware.
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