Meecher

Hello,

I have absoloutely no idea if this is the right area to post this request in but I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a bit of programming.

I want to be able to play a audio file through on board speaker (motherboard) like the sounds that play when sticky keys are pressed etc. So I am thinking the audio file will have to be hardcoded into the audio file or something to make it play through that speaker channel instead of the normal audio channel. I then want to use the audio file to play on log in to windows.

I don't know if this is even possible. =S
I would be really greatful if someone would be kind enough to help me out though.

Thanks a heap.

coldDeath

I'm not to sure how you would do it, but it is possible.

I wrote a program in Python one time that played a little tune through the on board speaker =)

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Meecher

Cool =D Is there anyone that can help me? =(

Infinite Recursion

You lost me right there. I never tried playing sound through the mobo speaker, but I will look into it more later.

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ChiHappens

You can generate sounds using C/C++. Its been a long time for me, but I remember there was a specific library that contains that stuff...mmsystem.h? maybe. I will look into some of my old code.

Chi

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DaWei

One possibility.

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Meecher

Holy carp you guys are awesome. You don't have to go to a tonne of trouble for me. =D

doleks

Hello!
I use .NET. You can read about it and get example in .NET here

If use Delphi you can read here

Can say me. Why do you need PC speaker?