Could y'all test something for me?

I'm programming a Cave Story related game in Java and I noticed that on my computer, playing the midi music files using winamp makes the percussion tracks not work (i.e. it just comes out as random piano notes) but when I write a Java program to play the midi files, the percussion works fine. I really only care about whether or not it works with the Java program. It does on my computer, but I want to make sure it works on other people's computers too. If it doesn't, I'd much rather find out NOW than after I've already written a few thousand lines of code for the game.

I'm also want to make sure nobody has any trouble running Java programs. Java creates *.jar files instead of *.exe files because, while *.exe files can only run on a Windows computer, *.jar files can run on any computer that has a Java Virtual Machine (which is basically all modern computers regardless of operating system). So yeah, just make sure there are no problems there.

Here is a zip file containing the midi music I have made so far for the game and the file "midi player.jar". You should be able to just double click on the midi player.jar file and it will open a window with a list of the songs. Let me know if the program doesn't work, or if the percussion doesn't work.

 

And what do we have here...?

Huh, the few music files I tried work fine on both Winamp and the Java program.
Maybe you're just missing a plugin or something...?

 

Maybe, but like I said the Java program's all I really care about. Anyways thanks for testing.

 

same with me. the jar works perfectly tho

 

Works fine for me.

 

It works, but it'd be really cool if you didn't use midis I think ):.

</3 midi

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