Hi Ban,
Assuming that QT is installed:
1. Create a player object
2. Set the filename of the player to the filename of any WAV file you
have to hand in the properties inspector for the player.
3. Use the built-in commands of the player to start, stop, etc.
You can also place the player out of the card window and pilot it by
script: check all dictionary entries I gave you in a previous mail:
they allow to do that.
BTW, if you are a "newbie", it might be wise to begin with some more
easy project and go your way step by step.
You will find many kind people on this list to help you especially on
specific issues but, as you can understand it easily, it's not
possible to answer too large questions the replies of which would
have to be a complete 10 pages tutorial :-)
When such a tutorial exists, there will be somebody to tell you where
you can find it.
As far I know, there is not yet a tutorial about managing sounds with
Rev.
Le 9 juil. 05 à 00:12, Ban Nguyen a écrit :
I have 5 .wav file
First I need to creat an array?
Could you give me some example how to code this. I want user can
click to play, pause, stop, rev or forward. How do I code this?
Thank you for your help
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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