What platform are you using, windows, linux, OSX, and what are you using 
to run the csound files?

Alpha Core wrote:
> Hello I had a question I read that you can combine the orc and sco file 
> into a single file and convert it into XML I was wondering how to get to 
> play the results? I know how to combine the files just not play them any 
> help would be great..
>  
> Thanks ALPHACORE
> 
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Just to note:  the combined orchestra and score must be in a file with the
extension ".csd" or Csound will not read it as XML.

Otherwise, you play the file similarly to a .orc and .sco.  Instead of
typing

csound  file.orc  file.sco

at the commandline, you would use this:

csound  file.csd

Anthony

Rory Walsh wrote on 11/14/07 7:08 PM:

> What platform are you using, windows, linux, OSX, and what are you using
> to run the csound files?
> 
> Alpha Core wrote:
>> Hello I had a question I read that you can combine the orc and sco file
>> into a single file and convert it into XML I was wondering how to get to
>> play the results? I know how to combine the files just not play them any
>> help would be great..

What platform are you using, windows, linux, OSX, and what are you using
to run the csound files?

Alpha Core wrote:
> Hello I had a question I read that you can combine the orc and sco file
> into a single file and convert it into XML I was wondering how to get to
> play the results? I know how to combine the files just not play them any
> help would be great..
>
> Thanks ALPHACORE
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
>


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No.  MusicXML is a musical notation format.  Csound CSD files contain 
code that defines instruments and musical events using Csound's own 
"orchestra" and "score" languages, and the CSD format just provides a 
convenient wrapper for them.  There's no relation at all between Csound 
and MusicXML.

- Dave

Alpha Core wrote:
> I'm currently using windows I found a Player that plays musicxml they 
> end in .xml
> the program that plays xml is called Xenoage MusicXml player is there a 
> way to play a csound program file in this like embedding the csound code 
> into a xml or musicxml file?

Not that I am aware of.  The Csound Unified Document format (.csd) is not
MusicXML.  In order to play a .csd file, you need to install Csound.

You can download Csound from here:

http://csound.sourceforge.net/

Anthony Kozar
Providing custom open-source software services for musicians:
http://services.anthonykozar.net/

Alpha Core wrote on 11/14/07 8:57 PM:

> I'm currently using windows I found a Player that plays musicxml they end in
> .xml
> the program that plays xml is called Xenoage MusicXml player is there a way to
> play a csound program file in this like embedding the csound code into a xml
> or musicxml file?

> for them.  There's no relation at all between Csound and MusicXML.

well.... you could open the musicxml in a notation program and
then send the MIDI output (real time from the program or export to a 
midi file) to Csound..