visual basic, I need help playing WAV's

I need help playing WAV's

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_-ViSoR #1 / 10	I need help playing WAV's If somebody could please e-mail me Qbasic code to continuasly play a wave in the backround of my program. Please help if you can.
Wed, 02 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Matthew R. Hinma #2 / 10	I need help playing WAV's I have written a program for my company that reads a standard comma separated value file. Account numbers in it are 8 digits long. To get it to return properly, I used the CDBL(x) function. Problem is, when it returns an account number ending in 1, it outputs it as 0. Example: Account Number 15129901 would return as 15129902. The numbers are not strings in the data file, they are true values. Anyone know how to fix this? Matthew R. Hinman
Fri, 04 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Matthew R. Hinma #3 / 10	I need help playing WAV's Quote: > I have written a program for my company that reads a standard comma > separated value file. Account numbers in it are 8 digits long. To get > it to return properly, I used the CDBL(x) function. Problem is, when it > returns an account number ending in 1, it outputs it as 0. Example: > Account Number 15129901 would return as 15129902. > The numbers are not strings in the data file, they are true values. > Anyone know how to fix this? > Matthew R. Hinman CORRECTION!!! I have written a program for my company that reads a standard comma - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Quote: > separated value file. Account numbers in it are 8 digits long. To get > it to return properly, I used the CDBL(x) function. Problem is, when it > returns an account number ending in 1, it outputs it as 0. Example: > Account Number 15129901 would return as 15129900. > The numbers are not strings in the data file, they are true values. > Anyone know how to fix this? > Matthew R. Hinman
Fri, 04 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

the.h.. #4 / 10	I need help playing WAV's Quote: >If somebody could please e-mail me Qbasic code to continuasly play a wave in >the backround of my program. Please help if you can. I recently made a program that plays Raw unsigned sound files over and over.... its probably very badly written, but it should give you an idea... -the head (ps. it uses autoinitialized DMA , therefore it is incompat. with emm386, and current file limit is about 25k) (i've tried splitting the file into chunks, but the program ends up repeating only the first chunk of data, can) (anyone shed some light on the subject pleeeease???!?!?)
Sat, 05 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

THEMAZEM #5 / 10	I need help playing WAV's Quote: > I have written a program for my company that reads a standard comma >> separated value file. Account numbers in it are 8 digits long. To get >> it to return properly, I used the CDBL(x) function. Problem is, when it >> returns an account number ending in 1, it outputs it as 0. Example: >> Account Number 15129901 would return as 15129900. >> The numbers are not strings in the data file, they are true values. >> Anyone know how to fix this? Matthew, it sounds like you are inputting it into a normal numeric value then converting it. You might be doing this: INPUT#1,x y=cdbl(x) print y When you INPUT it into the variable x, a single precision variable, it lost part of its value, which could not be recovered with CDBL. Instead, just INPUT it into a double-precision variable, for example INPUT#1,x# much simpler John Knoderer MAZE MAN COMPUTER SERVICES P O Box 55 MAZEville, AR 72747-0055 Consultant, Author, Programmer, Educator 1-501-298-3403 mornings and late evenings 1-500-GIFTED-1 (cellular) MAZE MAN COMPUTER SERVICES MAZE MAN PUZZLE SERVICES Box 202 Sulphur Springs, ARkansas 72768-0202
Sun, 06 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Graham Parso #6 / 10	I need help playing WAV's Quote: >> I have written a program for my company that reads a standard comma >> separated value file. Account numbers in it are 8 digits long. To get >> it to return properly, I used the CDBL(x) function. Problem is, when it >> returns an account number ending in 1, it outputs it as 0. Example: >> Account Number 15129901 would return as 15129900. >> The numbers are not strings in the data file, they are true values. >> Anyone know how to fix this? Since double precision numbers occupy 8 bytes, and your strings are 8 digits long, why not just store them as strings? Better still, store them as long integers (add & to the prefix, e.g. x&) as these only occupy 4 bytes, and range from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,648! There will still be some file overhead, but it would be better than using double precision numbers, AND you would solve your data problem! Hope this helps, GP.
Tue, 08 Dec 1998 03:00:00 GMT

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