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For some MIDI file inputs we get an output which crashes the MIDIVisualizer fork.
It's not entirely obvious what is wrong with the MIDI file (if anything), because the upstream version of MIDIVisualizer can parse the generated output without any problem.
Apparently, it's the type of the MIDI file that is set wrong.
// MIDI 0: All information in 1 track
// MIDI 1: Multiple tracks intended to be played simultaneously
// MIDI 2: Multiple tracks intended to be played separately
When adding a new track, we are supposed to set it from 0 to 1.
For some MIDI file inputs we get an output which crashes the MIDIVisualizer fork.
It's not entirely obvious what is wrong with the MIDI file (if anything), because the upstream version of MIDIVisualizer can parse the generated output without any problem.
See the sample.
sample.zip
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