#include "stdafx.h"
#include <string>
#include <cstdio>
#include "audiere.h"
using namespace audiere;
AudioDevicePtr device3(OpenDevice());
bool test();
bool test()
{
OutputStreamPtr sound3(OpenSound(device3, "sData/Bolero.ogg", true)); //../../api/inc/
sound3->play();
sound3->setRepeat(true);
sound3->setVolume(1.0f);
getchar();
return 1;
}
int main(void)
{
long i, a;
test();
AudioDevicePtr device2(OpenDevice());
OutputStreamPtr sound2(OpenSound(device2, "sData/SW1.ogg", false)); //../../api/inc/
sound2->play();
sound2->setRepeat(false);
sound2->setVolume(0.4f);
AudioDevicePtr device1(OpenDevice());
OutputStreamPtr sound1(OpenSound(device1, "sData/SW2.ogg", false)); //../../api/inc/
sound1->play();
sound1->setRepeat(false);
sound1->setVolume(0.4f);
for(i=0;i<6655555555;i++)
{
if (i==1111255555) sound1->play();
if (i==411655555) sound2->play();
} // End for i
return 0;
}
Audiere Help please
Author
So far Audiere is working great, I can play background music and sound effects all at the some time and am pretty happy, but I need to be able to call sounds and music from functions like
BOOL cApp::PlaySound(int SoundName)
Unfortunately it seems that the sound start and exits right after the function returns a value. Here's some quick test code that shows my problem.
So I want to play the song called out in the function "bool test()", but once the function executes "return 1;" the sound stops. If I place the code inside the function "bool test()" into "int main(void)" then it works... but I really need these sounds to play out of functions located in separate .cpp files...
Any advice would be appreciated...
Thanks,
rhuala
ps. Is there also a way to tell when the music file is over, so I know when to start the next one?
Author
well found the answer to my last question...
Unfortunately, VC++2008 gives me the following error when trying to use that function... grrr...[depressed]
Any ideas how to fix this error, can't seem to find the answer with [google]
while (sound1->isPlaying())Unfortunately, VC++2008 gives me the following error when trying to use that function... grrr...[depressed]
Inconsistent values for /Ym between creation and use of precompiled headerAny ideas how to fix this error, can't seem to find the answer with [google]
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