Hey, > > 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. I am trying not to use a 3rd party application. Its part of my project contrain :(
> > 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 sometimes. It must be > said, it is only if it is beep, not if it is changed to any other phony > sound. That's fine! As long as I hear something on the client side I am happy. > 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 billions on a single line. > > So if you use a continues beep, best to send a <Cr> once in a while to the > same terminal to flush lines. I am not echoing "^G" or 0x8 to the screen. I am using a bell command that comes with Tcl/Tk. But I would imagine it does the same thing. > > 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. But I will still try to print a "CR Char" after my bells. > > 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. Intresting to know this. I will what I could do with the protocol. > Is there a reason for the continues bell? It might be better to attach a > siren to the machine ;-) Hahaha, That's funny! I will ask the customer if that is an option :) Actually, this project I am working on requires both visual and audio alarms. I got the visual part and I am stuck with the Audio. I will keep looking for answers. I hope I will find an answer soon. Thanks for your helps and if you do find anything, please keep me informed! Matt _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
