I'm trying to play a part of wav file.
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,0);
plays all file
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,90000);
plays file until 90000 sample
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 25000, 25000);
dont't play anything
any suggestions?
P.S. Sorry for poor english
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Gintautas wrote: I'm trying to play a part of wav file.
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,0);
plays all file
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,90000);
plays file until 90000 sample
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 25000, 25000);
dont't play anything
any suggestions?
You will have to ask on a group dedicated to your implementation since
standard C does not support sound and one news group is far too small to
cope with the thousands of extension libraries out there so we only deal
with standard C here.
P.S. Sorry for poor english
Your English is fine, unfortunately you have chosen the wrong group.
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Although my email address says spam, it is real and I read it.
Gintautas wrote: I'm trying to play a part of wav file.
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,0);
plays all file
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 0,90000);
plays file until 90000 sample
FSOUND_Sample_L oad (0,"T01.wav",FS OUND_NORMAL, 25000, 25000);
dont't play anything
any suggestions?
I'd check the FMOD website.
They have some documentation: http://www.fmod.org/docs/HTML/FSOUND_Sample_Load.html
They have a FAQ: http://www.fmod.org/fmodfaq.html
and they have a forum: http://www.fmod.org/forum/ This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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