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Sound Class
Has Constructor: NO, Can Create Instance: NO
Can Subclass: NO
To obtain a sound object you must use the OpenAsSound method of the File object that represents the sound file. In Macintosh the file must be a System 7 sound file. In Windows a WAVE file. If QuickTime is installed in Windows you can open MP3, MIDI and MPEG sound files.
See Also: File,GetFile
IsPlaying
Syntax: Sound.IsPlaying as Integer
Returns 1 (true) if the sound is playing, 0 (false) if not.
PAN
Syntax: Sound.PAN(Value as Integer)
Sets the balance of the speaker. The value of 0 indicates equal volume on the left and right speaker. The value of 100 plays only on the right speaker. The value of -100 plays on the left speaker only.
PLAY
Syntax: Sound.Play
Plays the sound.
PLAYLOOPING
Syntax: Sound.PlayLooping
Plays the sound in an infinite loop.
STOP
Syntax: Sound.Stop
Stops the sound.
Volume
Syntax: Sound.Volume(Value as Integer)
Sets the volume of the sound. Value must be in the range of 0 to 100. Where 100 is equal to the system volume. The Default is 100. This value is relative to the current system volume.
Sample Code
dim f as file,s as sound
//Gets the current folder
f = getfile("")
//Opens the sound temp.snd in a folder named Sounds
//in the current folder
f = f.child("Sounds").child("temp.snd")
//Opens the sound and plays it
s = f.OpenAsSound
s.play
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