Command Line

It is possible to perform MidToMid commands from the command line.

Command line string: midtomid.exe inputfile(s) /options /out=outputfolder

Where are:

1. inputfile(s) - full path to input files (e.g "c:\midi\*.mid" or "d:\midi\5.mid")
   or -d "input folder" (e.g. -d "c:\midi")
2. outputfolder(s) - full path to output folder (e.g "c:\midi_res")

Note: If output folder does not exist, it will be created. Note: if any file name/path includes spaces, you must enclose it in quotation marks: (e.g. "C:\My Music\my1.mid")

Available options:

Input folder settings: /r
Output format settings: /mid0, /mid1, /rmid0, /rmid1
Partial conversion settings: /p
Output folder settings: /w, /i

Examples:

midtomid.exe "c:\1.mid" /out="d:\1.mid" /mid1
midtomid.exe "c:\My Music\*.mid" /p "30 10 2" /out "d:\my"
midtomid.exe -d "c:\midis" /w /i /rmid0

Partial Conversion settings: /p "len start loop"

len : specifies the length in seconds
start : specifies the start time in seconds
loop : specifies the number of fragment repetitions

Input folder settings:
/r - recursive conversion

Output folder settings:
/w - overwrite if output file exists
/i - use the output folder the same as the input