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DONE: wav player without any gui
skwire:
Also, to the original poster, is there any reason for the /exit switch? I mean, it would make more sense to automatically close the app after playing a file but use a /keep switch to keep it running, no? Otherwise, simply dropping wav files on the exe will lead to several hanging instances. Your thoughts?
Edvard:
Also, to the original poster, is there any reason for the /quit switch?
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I know I'm not the original poster, but other command-line audio players (like MPD or dbPowerAmp Renaissance) act as background media servers that are controlled via command line; e.g. you start it up then tell it what to do via typed-in commands, telling it what file to play, load a playlist, quit/restart, etc.
So a /exit switch would tell it to start up, play the file and exit without hanging out waiting for more instructions.
skwire:
Well, this isn't a full-fledged audio player. It simply plays a single wav file, optionally exits, and that's it. :) There are no playback controls, volume controls or otherwise.
skwire:
Maybe I should name it something else so as not to give people the wrong idea?
ewemoa:
Was that using a 64-bit system?
-skwire (July 07, 2011, 11:56 PM)
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The wine test was with a 32-bit system.
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