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From: kline@tera.com (Gary Kline)
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Subject: playmidi
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  Can anybody point me to whatever magic it takes to play a
  MIDI file on FreeBSD?

  I finished building playmidi and it reports that I don't
  have a playback device set.   So  far, I'm using /dev/audio
  for my *.au with the NAS suite.  The auvoxware server is
  running.   So what does playmidi want?

  Thought I'd ask before digging into the code...

  Thanks!

  gary