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1st Sound Recorder
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Related Discussions - HOW SETTING AND GETTING PLAYBACK RATE CAN BE PERFORM ON WAVE FILES? (2001-01-09 03:35:36)This link describes some API routines dealing Wave files.
At the end of the article is the E-Mail address of the author.
Perhaps he will be...
- PASSING FUNCTIONS AS PARAMETERS (2001-01-11 11:29:41)This code was posted by Glynn Owen on the newsgroup.
Newsgroup: borland.public.delphi.objectpascal
unit Unit1;
interface
uses...
- PRINTING... (2001-01-15 10:49:37)U could do it the simple way. Something like this
button1.visible:=false;
button2.visible:=false;
print;
button1.viasible:=true;...
- COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS? (2001-01-15 03:04:25)Here's the best way for me to do so... It's an article published in UNDU April 1998... If you don't want to read the article, just copy the unit...
- HOW TO EXECUTE THE CPL FILE ??? (2001-01-19 14:53:24)Here's many of them. remember that the arguments may be different for different versions of Windows:
See my other post on how to run them......
- SHOW A PANEL (OR LABEL) ON SCREEN FOR 5 SECONDS (2001-01-22 23:21:30)Ahh ... Now it's clear to me ...
I did the same with the following routine ...
Var
Counter : Integer;
StrData : Array Of String;
In...
- SEE THE SOUND (2001-01-27 06:43:19)There are several wave-like components on Torry's in their
gauges section.
- LITTLE CONSOLE APPZ... (2001-02-05 08:33:26)To store the icons and sounds in your exe, use resources.
Create a MyRes.RC file like this:
icon_1 ICON "myicon.ico"
Sound_1 WAVE "sound1.wav"...
- TP'S "SOUND(HERTZ:INTEGER);" ? (2001-02-04 13:19:57){This will do the trick... Just install the component, drop in on your form, and call Play(Freq: Word; MSecs: Integer)}
unit PCSpkr;...
- SOUND PLAY (2001-02-06 13:38:48)Thx...it works now...I tried it all kind of ways and it always came up with some conversion error...it's fine now...thx:)
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