Recently, spencerlearning wrote:
> Back in November, Richard Gaskin
> http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/WAV-without-QT-td786452.html#a7
> 86455
> asked :
>
> I just tried playing a WAV file on a Win XP system which doesn't have
> QuickTime. No go. MP3 p
Back in November, Richard Gaskin
http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/WAV-without-QT-td786452.html#a786455
asked :
I just tried playing a WAV file on a Win XP system which doesn't have
QuickTime. No go. MP3 played well, but I couldn't get the WAV file to play.
...
Any
Robert Man wrote:
i'm also ready to participate to group-library development (paying somebody
to do it but spreading the cost). [to resell it to runrev later!?]
We really need basic audio functions including mp3 (maybe by incorportaing
lame to the engine with all precautions " only to be used
Hiya,
Not sure if I recollect this right, you might want to issue a shell
command to re-associate wmplayer to the .wav files:
assoc .wav=wmplayer
Cheers,
Luis.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jim Bufalini wrote:
That MIGHT work, but the client would prefer an
out-o
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Anyone know a workaround to get WAVs playing and to play at specific
> points on Win systems without QT?
Richard, I just thought one way to do what you want: Flash. It might be a
bit convoluted, but Flash is lightyears ahead of Rev in handling audio. I
can thin
Robert Man wrote:
> We really need basic audio functions including mp3 (maybe by
> incorportaing
> lame to the engine with all precautions " only to be used for
> educationnal
> puproses" ) and providing a basic library to deal with wave files
> outside
> quicktime like on all platforms (that me
ia...!
what do you think?
Robert
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Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jim Bufalini wrote:
That MIGHT work, but the client would prefer an
out-of-the-box-with-nothing-else-required-for-the-user-to-do solution.
WAV stands for "Windows" Audio, so by default, Windows Media Player is
configured to play WAV files. If it's not, it means t
Recently, Jim Bufalini wrote:
>> That MIGHT work, but the client would prefer an
>> out-of-the-box-with-nothing-else-required-for-the-user-to-do solution.
>
> WAV stands for "Windows" Audio, so by default, Windows Media Player is
> configured to play WAV files. If it's not, it means they already
Hi Richard,
> That MIGHT work, but the client would prefer an
> out-of-the-box-with-nothing-else-required-for-the-user-to-do solution.
WAV stands for "Windows" Audio, so by default, Windows Media Player is
configured to play WAV files. If it's not, it means they already messed
around and installe
Jim Bufalini wrote:
>> I just tried playing a WAV file on a Win XP system which doesn't have
>> QuickTime.
>>
>> No go. MP3 played well, but I couldn't get the WAV file to play.
>>
>> Also, I need to be able to start playback from arbitrary times in the
>> audio file, but setting the currentTime
.com] On Behalf Of Richard Gaskin
> Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 1:49 PM
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> Subject: WAV without QT
>
> I just tried playing a WAV file on a Win XP system which doesn't have
> QuickTime.
>
> No go. MP3 played well, but I couldn't get t
Richard,
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> boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Richard Gaskin
> Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 1:49 PM
> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: WAV without QT
>
> I
I just tried playing a WAV file on a Win XP system which doesn't have
QuickTime.
No go. MP3 played well, but I couldn't get the WAV file to play.
Also, I need to be able to start playback from arbitrary times in the
audio file, but setting the currentTime property of the player appears
to ha
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