Note: I can’t share the specific MIDI file I was using as it’s private, but in case it helps find the soundfont, here’s a sample of ffplay playing onestop.mid from Windows ME. It sounds like chiptune at first, but after using the private MIDI file I can confirm that it isn’t chiptune. The piano patch sounds kinda like an organ?

Here’s a link to the onestop sample (Warning: it becomes ear grating after about 20 seconds due to ffplay misinterpreting percussion as notes; this is why I chose this specific song): https://files.catbox.moe/2ecdhq.mp3

This is what ffplay says when it plays onestop.mid: https://pastebin.com/SVuJai0H

Tried TimGM6mb, but unfortunately that’s not it. How would I find what soundfont ffplay is loading? I tried looking in the source code but found nothing of use.

When ffplay played it Timidity wasn’t installed. When I install it system-wide and use the system install I hear no sound when I tell Timidity to play it…

Dang it, that’s sad. Thanks for responding anyway.

Not sure about downclocking. The battery is only 1 year old FWIW, I got a replacement from HP for a faulty battery last year.

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I would obviously add a disclaimer that the location provided may not represent the caller’s current location as it is where the number is registered.