On Tue, 6 Dec 2011 15:22:17 +0800 (CST)
中天 吾 <ttk...@kimo.com> wrote:

> 
> It's a good alternative, but not the best, because the wav file
> takes much more space than midi file.
> 

You could write a Windows batch script that would delete the wav file
after converting and playing.  The script would need to be passed
the start and end times as parameters.

So let's say this script is called "play_midi."  It would be used
in this way:

play_midi midifile.mid 00:XX:XX 00:YY:YY

This approach would be only a little more complicated than invoking
TiMidity++ itself from the command line.

You could either use the traditional batch script (.bat files) or the
newer PowerShell script to accomplish this, and you will need to
find a Windows audio player that can be invoked from the command
line.


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