PC Speaker Music

[a.dheeraj.kumar]

How to play wav files through the internal speaker?

[Victor Bazarov]

a.*************@gmail.com wrote:

How to play wav files through the internal speaker?

You need to install a particular driver and then do it as you would with
any other speaker. BTW, do you have a C or a C++ *language* question?

V

[Flash Gordon]

a.*************@gmail.com wrote:

How to play wav files through the internal speaker?

Standard C knows nothing about wav files and at most how to make some
systems do some form of beep (by printing a bell to standard output). I
can't be bothered to look up whether the C standard defines the escape
sequence for the bell character, so even that may not be part of the
standard.

Try asking in a group dedicated to your system, but check the FAQ and a
few days postings on the group you select first.
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Flash Gordon
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[red floyd]

Flash Gordon wrote:

I
can't be bothered to look up whether the C standard defines the escape
sequence for the bell character, so even that may not be part of the
standard.

I believe it's '\a'.

[Dale]

a.*************@gmail.com wrote in news:1128693336.382472.179890
@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

How to play wav files through the internal speaker?

Google. Use it.

[Mike Wahler]

"Flash Gordon" <sp**@flash-gordon.me.uk> wrote in message
news:o2************@news.flash-gordon.me.uk...

a.*************@gmail.com wrote:

How to play wav files through the internal speaker?

Standard C knows nothing about wav files and at most how to make some
systems do some form of beep (by printing a bell to standard output). I
can't be bothered to look up whether the C standard defines the escape
sequence for the bell character, so even that may not be part of the
standard.

C (and C++) define an escape sequence '\a' which
means 'alert'. Which may or may not manifest itself
as an audible signal. Depends upon the implementation
and platform.

-Mike