I use mci to record and play audio (wave files) on Windows XP using MC. It still works perfectly in 2004. In MC you use "get mciSendString(....)" For instance:
put "open" && quote & orglyd & quote && "type waveaudio alias myAudio" into tstring
get mciSendString(tstring)
get mciSendString ("status myAudio length")
There are two stacks in the Developers area: mciSendString and mciMidi. These may put you on the right track.
Signe Marie Sanne
Thanks Signe. Please could you give me the link to the developers area, it's so long since I've been to the MC site, I don't have the link anymore and it's not referenced directly on the site itself!
Actually I wanted to provide the links for you, but did not find them. However, using Go_RevNet under Web Links I found this one: http://www.flexiblelearning.com/xtalk.htm. Look under Utilities. I also have a stack MCIRecorder, can't remember where I found it. Perhaps someone else on the list may help us.
1. amanuensis Signe Marie Sanne e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Romansk Institutt tel: +47 55 58 21 27 �isteins gt. 1 5007 Bergen http://www.hf.uib.no/hfolk/mlab/hjem/default.html Norway
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