> -----Original Message----- > From: Matt Tharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hey Guys, > I have couple of questions regarding VNC client/server setup. > > 1) What is the easiest way to play wav a files across a Vnc > server -> client > config?
not using vnc. See if there is a streaming audio format between your server and viewer os and use that. > 2) if #1 is not possible, how could I generate a continues > beep sound on the > client side (this beep must be initiated from the server side > application? beep is the only sound that appears to be working somethimes. It must be said, it is only if it is beep, not if it is changed to any other phony sound. Then, a repeated beep is not the intention of the beep. In fact, the beep is actually a character (ascii value 8, 0x8, 010). THat is in display on a terminal. As long as it it visible at that terminal, it is displayed. Since it takes no space, there can be bilions on a single line. So if you use a continues beep, best to send a <cr> once in a while to the same termial to flush lines. > 3) I got the bell command (in Tcl/Tk) to work with the above > (#2) config, but > had no luck playing a "beep" in a continuous mannor with VNC > Server -> client > setup. I think we discussed some of this before. The <cr> trick is something that just came up. give it a try. > 4) Is all the VNC Servers are same? (because there is an AT&T > VNC Version, > there is TightVNC & RealVNC????? Well the protocol is. I think if there are a couple of honderd bell-s on aline, the character-lookup and display can take a while. > > Please help me find an answer for the above questions. Is there a reason for the continues bell? It might be better to attach a sirene to the machine ;-) CBee _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
