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yes directSound is part if directX, so the chances are VERY high that youve got it and running it.
How are your sounds triggered, are they based on a switch being set/unset, or based on a timing - eg after start of ride, 'Sound A' occurs after 15 secs, 'Sound B' after 22 secs, ect or do they just play by clicking a button on the pc? if it is a simple setup, i could possibly knock together a very simple program for you in vb depending on requirements. but it would be a getting you started type program, you would need to develop it more yourself. |
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the sounds would either be looped or triggered by just a high or low from another pc that handles the prop triggeres and timing through an i/o board on the parralle port.if you couold get me going that would be great. thanks
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Can you tell me how the 2 computers (the trigger, and the mediaplayer) will be connected? eg network, serial cable, ???
If you can let me know that - i'll knock up a simple 2 or 3 channel mediaplayer that plays the required channel when a trigger is recieved. you can then take it from there. I will include the source code for you to look at. |
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i would make a buffer for the parralel port and input the trigger that way
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so triggered by the parallel port of the multimedia pc then.
I will have a play after i've had food and see what i can come up with. |
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Just to let you know i've not forgot, and i'll have something soon, its been a few years since i used directx (im a linux convert)
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thanks...i going to load linux on a pc soon. i feel like im missing out on something by not learning it
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i loaded ubuntu on a computer and it looks like something i could get into. im just haveing a little trouble getting started. i tried loadind alsa the windows way...dowloading it and executing an install file. but soon found out thats not the way. i did some reading online and found that you use synaptics to load programs.then i found out that alsa is supposed to be on there already. i just cant figure out how to run it. i see there is a button at the top called applications and there are some programs under there for music but not alsa. or is alsa not a program? overall i think im going to like fooling with ubuntu after i get used to it
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i will upload the exe for you in an hour or two, but i cant find my i/o box, so i cant add the trigger by printer port for you, but you'll get the idea (clicky buttons just now), adding the printer port trigger is trivial (mabey 10 lines of code)
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thanks weegee.
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