No, but with todays editors you can quickly copy the names of all midi files (I guess ls on the terminal can help you there - "ls *.mid > playmid.bat" perhaps) and prepend them with playmid.
Shouldn't take you long

Ah ok great thanks.

trist007 wrote:

So I enjoy playing midi files via dosbox so that I can send the midi out to one of my Roland synths. I'm running dosbox on a ma […]
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So I enjoy playing midi files via dosbox so that I can send the midi out to one of my Roland synths. I'm running dosbox on a mac so I don't have windows media player.

However, I have been using playmid.exe. But it sucks to play one file at a time. I would like the ability to create a playlist. Is there something like this available for dos? Otherwise, is there a clever way to pipe in the filenames so that playmid can play them one by one?

Sure I can make a batch file with each filename in there prepended with playmid but that takes forever. Is there any clever dosbox commands that I can use to glob all the midi files in one command?

-Tristan

I'm not familiar with playmid but you could try something like:

rem this is pm.bat
command /c for %%a in (*.mid) do playmid [whatever parameters] %%a

(you have to download freedos's command com as Dosbox dosen't have the FOR statement built in
Download link: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/fre … pre/command.com )

%%a represents all the files in the directory, and this should cause playmid to play them one by one. Hope this
helps.