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This category may be empty occasionally or even most of the time.Per mw:Project:Tech News/2019#Tech News: 2019-25, MIDI files can soon be played without the Score extension. You can then add them with [[File:Filename.midi]]
. Later override_midi
and override_audio
will stop working. Instead you will need to add the MIDI file below the music score.
The engineering task that will (probably) lead these score attributes to not work is T135597, "Move MIDI to audio conversion from Score into TimedMediaHandler."
More discussion at Help talk:Score.
This category is defined by MediaWiki:score-deprecated-category.
Pages in category "Pages using deprecated score attributes"
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