Playing Sound in VB
codingmasters
30 Oct 2003, 19:22How do you play sound in VB
Because my connection times out every half hour or so, I want to make a program that starts a timer, then plays a bell sound after 25 minutes so that I can refresh my connection, or I have to wait about 5 minutes for it to disconnect and reconnect.
Does anyone no how to play sound in VB?
Matthew G.
Because my connection times out every half hour or so, I want to make a program that starts a timer, then plays a bell sound after 25 minutes so that I can refresh my connection, or I have to wait about 5 minutes for it to disconnect and reconnect.
Does anyone no how to play sound in VB?
Matthew G.
kewldude606
02 Nov 2003, 02:50Simple sound:
Call Beep()
Call Beep()
codingmasters
02 Nov 2003, 04:08I know that method, buthow about if I want to play music files, like for example SavageGarden songs. How do i do that?
Matthew G.
Matthew G.
paul_one
02 Nov 2003, 18:17For a start how about:
NOT ASKING US!!!
Secondly how about you look up some VB tutorials on the net? Quite simple, quite free, quite good.
NOT ASKING US!!!
Secondly how about you look up some VB tutorials on the net? Quite simple, quite free, quite good.
codingmasters
02 Nov 2003, 20:37I got a CD yesterday afternoon which has 2300 code samples on it. It had something on sound in VB, so I know now.
paul_one
03 Nov 2003, 02:17Good for you.
codingmasters
03 Nov 2003, 08:15Well actually...If you ask nicely then perhaps if you want some code I can look through the CD for the thing you want.
Matthew G.
Matthew G.
paul_one
03 Nov 2003, 22:11Not likely I'll need any.
codingmasters
03 Nov 2003, 22:17I didn't mean for just you CW
Matthew G.
Matthew G.
paul_one
03 Nov 2003, 22:26Does that stop me replying that I probably won't need any?
Oh, also you may want to give a range of what you have on those CD's. Like what range of topics and stuff do they cover - etc.
Oh, also you may want to give a range of what you have on those CD's. Like what range of topics and stuff do they cover - etc.
codingmasters
03 Nov 2003, 22:27OK, but I don't have the time to right now
Matthew G.
Matthew G.
paul_one
03 Nov 2003, 22:34Fine. Then do it later.
codingmasters
04 Nov 2003, 00:32Here's the list:
Games Registry
Database Internet
Active Server Pages
API Calls String Handling
ActiveX Mathematical
Graphics Controls
MS Controls File Minipulation
Forms Music/Sound
Video/Movies
Windows Operations
OCX Security Code
Other Code
Matthew G.[/list]
Games Registry
Database Internet
Active Server Pages
API Calls String Handling
ActiveX Mathematical
Graphics Controls
MS Controls File Minipulation
Forms Music/Sound
Video/Movies
Windows Operations
OCX Security Code
Other Code
Matthew G.[/list]
paul_one
04 Nov 2003, 01:31Games registry?
What is that - some kind of difference to a normal registry or what?
What is that - some kind of difference to a normal registry or what?
codingmasters
06 Nov 2003, 06:55no, i've separated the two catagories into columns. That's obvious
Matthew G.
Matthew G.
paul_one
06 Nov 2003, 15:39Obvious?
There's only a space in between games and registry - how is that obvious?
If that is obvious then what are "other" and "code" catagories about?
Maybe you should put them in [code] [/code] tags to preserve the tabs?
There's only a space in between games and registry - how is that obvious?
If that is obvious then what are "other" and "code" catagories about?
Maybe you should put them in [code] [/code] tags to preserve the tabs?