Hi, I was wondering if someone could provide me with some code to simply add a continuous sound playing in the background of a form I have performed a few searches but all examples are really complicated. Isn't there an easier method
if you're using .NET 2.0, you can try playing sound with SoundPlayer (you'll find it in System.Media namespace). On form's Load event, put something like the following:
SoundPlayer player = new SoundPlayer(soundPathOrStream); player.PlayLooping();
Andrej
Hey , in this way for example I can play file with WAV extension, but what I must include , to play MP3 file and others..
if you're using .NET 2.0, you can try playing sound with SoundPlayer (you'll find it in System.Media namespace). On form's Load event, put something like the following:
SoundPlayer player = new SoundPlayer(soundPathOrStream); player.PlayLooping();
I guess the easiest solution would be embedding the Windows Media Player control to your application and program against it:
1. From the menu, choose Tools | Choose Menu Items 2. Choose COM Components tab 3. Check Windows Media Player component and click OK - Windows Media Player control gets added to the toolbox 4. Drag the control to your form 5. Set the player's url property to your file location:
Sound In Form...
Adam Weigert
AKA13_Intrepid
Right click on your ToolBox and choose Add/Remove items...
Andrej
buddy_dotcom
I guess then there is no "simple" solution... Maybe this article will give you some idea...
Andrej
kbromer
Hey ,
in this way for example I can play file with WAV extension, but what I must include , to play MP3 file and others..
robear
Tom_Liu
quacka
Hi,
if you're using .NET 2.0, you can try playing sound with SoundPlayer (you'll find it in System.Media namespace). On form's Load event, put something like the following:
SoundPlayer player = new SoundPlayer(soundPathOrStream);player.PlayLooping();
Andrej
@nt
hi,
i have a simple solution for it.
we can give it in <bgsound>
<head>
<bgsound src="mysound.wav" loop=10>
if you give loop = infinite it will play repeatedly... and if you want at server side add runat =server.
i don't say its a perfect solution.but its a simple one ..try it out..
Regards
Baji Prasad.B
Bangalore
India.
Jason D. Camp
I guess the easiest solution would be embedding the Windows Media Player control to your application and program against it:
1. From the menu, choose Tools | Choose Menu Items
2. Choose COM Components tab
3. Check Windows Media Player component and click OK - Windows Media Player control gets added to the toolbox
4. Drag the control to your form
5. Set the player's url property to your file location:
axWindowsMediaPlayer1.URL =
"c:\\mymp3file.mp3";Andrej