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Module: smf
TypeDemux
First VLC version0.9.0
Last VLC version-
Operating system(s)all
DescriptionStandard MIDI Files
Shortcut(s)-

Standard MIDI Files (SMF) contain sounds events that indicate the notes and instruments in a musical performance, but do not include the digital waveform of the audio.They usually have the extension .mid or .midi.To play a MIDI file, software has to synthesize the music, which usually requires reading digital samples of musical instruments from a large file.

  • 1Play .mid (MIDI) files in VLC

Play .mid (MIDI) files in VLC

Module: fluidsynth
TypeCodec
First VLC version0.9.0 (Linux)
1.1.0 (Windows)
Last VLC version3.0.x (Windows)
Operating system(s)Linux
DescriptionMIDI synthesis with the FluidSynth library
Shortcut(s)-

VLC media player can play Standard MIDI File (.MID) and RIFF MIDI (.RMI) files since version 0.9.0.

Windows binary builds included MIDI support only in versions VLC media player from 1.1.0 through 2.0.8. Starting from version 2.1.0, support was dropped due to security issues. It was re-activated in VLC 3.0.0.

SoundFonts file

To playback MIDI files, you need a SoundFont file (with extension .sf2).You can download them from either of these two places:

Configure SoundFont in VLC

You need to open VLC's preferences. The preferences window has two display modes called Simple and All. Choose the display mode called All, then go to Input/Codecs > Audio codecs > FluidSynth. Then select the .sf2 file with Browse button and save the preferences with Save button.

Linux

If the FluidSynth codec is not shown in VLC's preferences, you have to install it as well as sound fonts.E.g. on Ubuntu 18.04 and derivatives it is in the vlc-plugin-fluidsynth package, while the fluid-soundfont-gs and fluid-soundfont-gm packages install some sound fonts in /usr/share/sounds/sf2.

Retrieved from 'https://wiki.videolan.org/index.php?title=Midi&oldid=60092'

Git is a free and open source version control system. It is used by programmers to keep track of the different versions of the files composing a software.

  • 1Basic Git usage
    • 1.1Getting VLC or x264 source code via Git
    • 1.2Configure your global git config
      • 1.2.2Mail Setup
  • 3Advanced usage
    • 3.4Backporting commits
  • 4Using Git to push to VideoLAN git

Basic Git usage

If you are using Windows, please read the Git Windows page.

Getting VLC or x264 source code via Git

Voilà! The full VLC history should be on your hard disk in vlc/.

Voilà! The full x264 history should be on your hard disk in x264/.

If you want only the last 3 VLC revisions:

Clones without the full revision set (--depth) can't be used for backporting (or to make sure that you're including at least commits up to the common fork point).

You can also have the VLC stable branch, here:

Voilà! You got the stable branch repository.

See https://git.videolan.org/?p=vlc.git;a=summary

Or via http protocol from github (github can sometimes be a bit behind as a mirror):https://github.com/videolan/vlc.gitSee https://github.com/videolan/vlc

You can also clone using http via our repo.or.cz mirror.

See http://repo.or.cz/w/vlc.git (a mirror).

After cloning

to see the full log of the trunk.

to see the log graphically.

You can also browse the sources via gitweb.

Configure your global git config

May need to use

1.4.4.2 Requires the repo-config command rather than just config

Personal Information

Tell git your name. (use mostly by git-commit)

Mail Setup

https://heredfil902.weebly.com/adobe-illustrator-cs3-keygen-for-idm.html. To send patches you'll need a working git-send-email configuration.

Built-in SMTP support (easiest)

git-send-email has built in support for sending e-mail through SMTP. You'll need a command line similar to the following one:

MSMTP

You can use msmtp to achieve this. Install it with tls and ssl activated and place the following config file (.msmtprc) in your home directory

Then configure git to use msmtp. The password will be asked for upon sending mail.

The certificate for gmail can be found here: EquifaxSecureCertificateAuthority.crt

If you receive a cannot set X509 trust file error when using another CA certificate, make sure it is in the PEM (text format) rather than DER format (binary).

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Setup info with e.g. gmail account

If errors occur telling you something like perl's SMTP::SSL package is not there. Do the following

Using git with color (Tip)

If you want to use git with colored output use:

If you are using an old git version (prior to 1.5.5) and previous command didn't work, use:

Setting up 'git up' (Tip)

If you want to be able to just keep in sync using 'git up' use:

And if you like your tree to be messy and don't want git to complain (like in svn) use:

Setting up 'git wu' (Git What's Up) (Tip)

If you want to see what you are about to 'git push':

Now use:

Note that this only works for the master branch.

Setting up 'git wup' (Git What's Up - with patch) (Tip)

If you want to see what you are about to 'git push', along with the diff:

Now use:

Set up Hooks (Tip)

If you are using Qt-creator and want to keep your files listing in sync,just set up a post-checkout hook accordingly.

General GIT Workflow

  1. Make your file edits in your local repository.
  2. 'git commit' the changes in your local repository
  3. 'git pull --rebase' or 'git up' (if you did git config --global alias.up 'pull --rebase') to bring the rest of your local repository up to date
  4. 'git log origin.master' to check what you are going to commit
  5. 'git push' to move your changes up to the master
  6. 'git stash' if you want to 'hide' your changes. Do this if you think there may be other commits against the same things you are working on and want to refresh your local checkout (using a git pull --rebase) from the master. Use 'git stash apply' to get your stash back.
  7. 'git checkout -f master' if you think your tree is pretty hopeless, need a kill-and-fill to bring the master into your local repository.

List the local branch

You can now list your local branch by doing

which should output

List your local non committed changes

Commit

Now you can start to work on your tree. As soon as you feel you have reached a step in development where you can commit your work locally, use

or

If you wish to give credit to someone else's work (e.g. you are applying a third party patch):

List your commits


Keeping your local working branch in sync

To shorten up that command type

Now you can just type:

Use a graphical interface

Submitting patches

First make sure you have read our Sending Patches page. And that you've read the Check List.

If you have been developing on vlc locally and (still) don't have write access, you can submit all your commits in one shot using:

If you want to create a cover letter for multiple patches use:

If you have multiple patch consider using:

This will produce the patches for each local commit in the directory 'patches' and send them.Use --no-chain-reply-to make sure it doesn't reply.

For x264, do the same with x264-devel@videolan.org

Don't do:

  • [PATCH 0/m]
    • [PATCH 1/m]
      • [PATCH 2/m]
        • .

But do:

  • [PATCH 0/m]
    • [PATCH 1/m]
    • [PATCH 2/m]
    • .

Advanced usage

Creating a secondary local branch

If you want to work on a specific project that could require a branch of the trunk, create a local branch of the current branch by doing:

and to actually use it do:

Which could be summarized by:

Then do some commit on it. And you can go back to your original master branch by doing:

Fetching a remote branch

To see the remote branch use:

If the remote branch is named 0.8.6-bugfix

To checkout that branch use:

To stay up-to-date a simple

Should be enough.

If warnings appear that files still need updating:

Then do a checkout -f to revert non committed local changes

To stay up-to-date another

Should give no more warnings.

To push to the remote branch, use:

Creating a remote branch

If the new remote branch is named 0.9.0-bugfix, and is based on the local master branch.First make sure everything go as planned with the --dry-run option:

Then push it:

To checkout that branch now see #Fetching a remote branch

Backporting commits

It is possible to 'backport' commit between the master branch and a -bugfix branch. However since VDD'09, the bugfix branches have been split to their own git repositories. This leaves us with 2 cases.

Normal simple case

Go to your -bugfix branch:

Backport the commit:

If git fails to do the backport by itself, you'll be presented with the usual options in case of a failed merge or patching. Use 'git status', your favorite editor or 'git mergetool' to resolve the situation. Then use 'git add' and 'git commit -c '.Then push your commit as usual.

Case of VLC bugfix branches

Due to the number of commits in vlc.git and the amount of divergence between the master and 1.0-bugfix branches, they have been separated into two different git repositories. But that doesn't block you from backporting.

Get the -bugfix git:

Add vlc.git as an additional remote:

Update the information from vlc-master

Backport as normal

Publishing your own fork

Go to http://repo.or.cz/w/vlc.git and click fork. You will be able to publish your work there.

Please don't forget to send a mail to the vlc-devel mailing list as soon as you create your fork.

Revert your non-committed local changes

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Edit or undo not yet pushed commits

This will undo the last commit

which is the same as

(if your checked-out copy of your tree is master)And also the same as

If you have a stack of patch that you have not yet committed you can delete one patch from the list using git rebase --interactive

Diff-ing

  • You can diff between two branches using
  • You can diff between the previous 10th commit and current using
  • You can diff between the previous 10th commit and current of the branch 'mywork' using
  • Imagine that git log is like

Will be equivalent to:

And to:

  • Remember that to produce a patch you should rather use git format-patch than git diff most of the time.

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Patch-ing

  • You can apply patches using

Tracking regression

git has a great tool called git-bisect to help you to track a faulty commit. Imagine you are tracking a bug that is known to appear after 0.8.6 (assuming 0.8.6 is tagged):

And then git will checkout a certain revision, and ask you to test it. And you simply say whether this version has the bug.If it has the bug: Sims 4 anatomy mod.

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And so on by bisection. At the end git will indicate the faulty commit. Most of the time this tool is really efficient to track regression.

If you can provide a script that test the presence of the bug

will be able to track down the regression by itself. See git-bisect Documentation.

Using Git to push to VideoLAN git

Initial requirements

  • You must have credentials to push commits into the repository. For other contributors, please read upper Submitting patches to the vlc-devel or x264-devel paragraph.
  • Make sure you've set your name and email in your commits

Convert your tree to use your ssh push commit access

And replace

With

Staying up to date

If you don't want to have to type --rebase every time you pull do:

This one creates a merge object which is not how SVN worked, so let's use the first version.

Pushing your work


Retrieved from 'https://wiki.videolan.org/index.php?title=Git&oldid=59228'




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