Disklavier

Good information.  Does XP work with Mark IV?  What
difference would one notice between .fil ESEQ and .mid
MIDI files on a Mark IV?

--- "George F. Litterst" <PianoBench@...> wrote:

> Good afternoon, everyone.
> 
> On Jul 15, 2005, at 2:39 PM, Steinbrink@...
> wrote:
> 
> > Of a half dozen disks I downloaded from the
> Piano-e-competition,  
> > only one of them worked when I put it is the
> Disklavier drive.  I  
> > now realize that I probably needed to un-Zip the
> files first, but  
> > when I do un-Zip them, I get a message that the
> disk does not have  
> > enough room.   Do I need to save the unzipped
> files to the PC and  
> > then copy them one-by-one to individual disks? The
> formatting on  
> > the Yamaha downloads is not recognized by my PC. 
> What is going on?
> 
> Have you achieved success with this?
> 
> The procedure is:
> 
> (1) Download the .zip archives.
> 
> (2) Copy the files out of the archives to a floppy
> disk.
> 
> The P-e-C offers the files in 3 formats:
> 
> E-SEQ
> --for older Disklaviers (i.e. pre-Mark IIXG)
> 
> Enhanced Standard MIDI Files
> --for Mark IIXG and later Disklaviers
> 
> --XP
> --for all models of Disklavier Pro
> 
> Since you have a Mark III, I suggest using the
> Enhanced Standard MIDI  
> files. If memory serves me correctly, the contensts
> of each .zip  
> archive of the Enhanced files should fit onto a high
> density disk.  
> Copy everything, including any directory files.
> 
> Regards,
> PianoBench
> 
> 



		
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