Could that be a problem? Each buffer is just large enough to fill one screen with samples. This makes graphing the data really easy, I just print the buffer to the screen when it returns. I will definately have to look into this though. I will try in the morning, thank you though, something tells me you might be right.
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waveOutReset()? crashing my program [Solved, thank you]
If the wave file is small enough why not use PlaySound() or sndPlaySound()?
As Mastaba indicated, buffer management may be your problem. I put together a little program that uses the Waveform-Audio Interface to play some sound. It includes source code and an sample program. Let me know if it helped.
It can be downloaded from here.
waveform_help.zip
As Mastaba indicated, buffer management may be your problem. I put together a little program that uses the Waveform-Audio Interface to play some sound. It includes source code and an sample program. Let me know if it helped.
It can be downloaded from here.
waveform_help.zip
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That was very helpful, thank you very much. The problem was the amount of buffers, anything over 8 can produce undesirable results. This then gave me the problem of graphing the wave in real-time. I just made my buffer size the screen size*4, and had 8 buffers (just to be safe). I just crammed the 4 screens worth of samples into one screen every time a buffer returned. It looks ok. I also liked the polling idea, so I did that as to avoid doing so much in the CALLBACKS. Thank you very much. Rating++;
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