Hello your question does not make much sense, actually. Being able to reproduce an audio file is not part of the file: it is instead part of the application that you use to interpretate the file.
Playing a sound is actually not a typical peculiaruty of PDF or PS or DVI files, which are actually document format. Therefore, your question would mean a double verification first: verify if the specifications of DVI format, and/or PS format, and/or PDF format are able to embed music (Pmx/M-tx/etc. actually use these formats, which are very common, but does not manage their specifications...) second: verify the existence of a DVI reader, and/or a PS reader, and/or a PDF reader able to play music (and I don't know actually any of them) If the answer is "once upon a time I saw a program where you clicked and the angels' trumpets started playing" you should verify OS, application, format, etc. etc. etc. I know that Adobe Acrobat has embedded something like that, but this is strictly Adobe, not PDF (they have a lots of extension on the standard format, that, obviously, are valid just when you use their own readers). Finally: don't confuse a WYSIWYG interface with a pdf: possibly a editor with a GUI will perform the score with a simple click, but a pdf created by these editors won't :-) Seeing notes does not mean being in pdf or in dvi... Cheers Carlo 2014-03-30 18:27 GMT+02:00 Luis A. <[email protected]>: > Hi TeX-music group, > > To be more explicit, when I refer to attach a midi file in an output file, > I mean a dvi file or a ps file or PDF file of sheet music that can > reproduce with a button embedded in any part of the page, the midi file. > Anyway, it would be interesting to have a command to embed the midi file at > the moment of the compilation. > > Thanks everybody. > > ------------------------------- > [email protected] mailing list > If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to > http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music > -- ********************************************* "Sine musica, nulla disciplina potest esse perfecta: nihil enim est sine illa" Rabanus (X. sec) Ing. Carlo Centemeri Via Montepulciano, 5 20124 Milano Tel +39.02.2847169 Cell +39.329.2239138 Email: [email protected] *********************************************
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