How do I calculate the number of ticks per measure from a MIDI file - midi

Question

I am trying to calculate the number of ticks per measure (bar) from a MIDI file, but I am a bit stuck.
I have a MIDI file from which I can extract the following information (provided in meta messages):
#0: Time signature: 4/4, Metronome pulse: 24 MIDI clock ticks per click, Number of 32nd notes per beat: 8
There are two tempo messages, which I'm not sure are relevant:
#0: Microseconds per quarternote: 400000, Beats per minute: 150.0
#1800: Microseconds per quarternote: 441176, Beats per minute: 136.0001450668214
From trial and error, looking at the Note On messages, and looking at the MIDI file in Garageband, I can 'guess' that the number of ticks per measure is 2100, with a quarternote 525 ticks.
My question is: can I arrive at the 2100 number using the tempo information that was provided above, and if so how? Or have I not parsed enough information from the MIDI file and is there some other control message that I need to look at?

Answer 1

Use the following Java 11 code to extract the ticks per measure. This assumes 4 quarter notes per bar.
public MidiFile(String filename) throws Exception {
var file = new File(filename);
var sequence = MidiSystem.getSequence(file);
System.out.println("Tick length: " + sequence.getTickLength());
System.out.println("Division Type: " + sequence.getDivisionType());
System.out.println("Resolution (PPQ if division = " + javax.sound.midi.Sequence.PPQ + "): " + sequence.getResolution());
System.out.println("Ticks per measure: " + (4 * sequence.getResolution()));
}