Hi all, I am wondering if there is a way to generate a tone for the motherboard speaker, like the call to Beep() in C++?
Also, is there a module to generate tones in Python using the sound card? A module that can beep at a given frequency for a given time using the usual sine wave is okay, but the fancier the better (different waves, sweeping, and so on). My final question will likely hinge upon the answer to the second question, but is there a way to play a tone in a given position in the stereo field? For example, I have a Battleship tactical board (my name for where the little red and white pins go) which I am trying to sonify using different tones for each status (not fired on, ship sighted, ship hit, ship sunk). I want each row to play, from top to bottom, but each square in each row should start at the left and continue to the last square playing in the right speaker, giving the user a better idea of where each square is. Oh, this is for blind users, in case you were wondering why anyone would want to sonify a battleship board. Thanks for any information, and note that I am using Python2.6; unless there is an easy way to use a module meant for 2.5 or before inside a 2.6 project, I would need a 2.6 module. -- Have a great day, Alex (msg sent from GMail website) mehg...@gmail.com; http://www.facebook.com/mehgcap -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list