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Any samples of playing MIDI files from PBDLL5 ????
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kjRamsey:
This has got to be the oldest unanswered question on the BBS, certainly the oldest I have come across. Anyways, I have an answer. Better late than never, I suppose. The following code works great in PBDLL 6.0, but it consists of direct API calls so it should work fine in PB5.
MCISendString "open type midiaudio", BYVAL 0, 0, 0
MCISendString "PLAY c:\test.mid", BYVAL 0, 0, 0
To stop the midi and free the MIDI out device:
MCISendString "STOP c:\test.mid", BYVAL 0, 0, 0
MCISendString "CLOSE type midiaudio", BYVAL 0, 0, 0
You'll need to replace c:\test.mid with the name of a MIDI file on your system of course.
Let me know how it goes.
Danny.
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Danny,
Thanks for posting this example, it works fine.
Regards,
[email protected]
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actually this is one of the oldest *answered* questions!originally posted by danny faris:
this has got to be the oldest unanswered question on the bbs, certainly the oldest i have come across. anyways, i have an answer. better late than never, i suppose.
the answer was carefully secreted away in the source code forum dated november 1998. it also shows how to launch avi files too -
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lance
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Some days ago I posted a sample (#2), which plays AVI from resource.
The same code should work for all multimedia files.
(it's enough to change "type")
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