From: 4MLA1FN
Subject: playing sound in allegro common lisp for windoze
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Message-ID: <F48ABA79F0F21279.B14533C140374C8E.D90C55B1E4A67236@lp.airnews.net>
is there a facility to play an audio (*.wav) file from lisp?
something like (play-audio-wav "c:\beep.wav")?  thanks.

From: Andre Koehorst
Subject: Re: playing sound in allegro common lisp for windoze
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Message-ID: <a6qqmo$fuc$1@rl0001.unimaas.nl>
"4MLA1FN" <······@umich.DELETEME.edu> wrote in message
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> is there a facility to play an audio (*.wav) file from lisp?
> something like (play-audio-wav "c:\beep.wav")?  thanks.

ACL has an example included. When you select "CG Examples" under the "Help"
menu, you'll get a window with several tabs, one of them named "Examples".
In the list of examples you'll find one named "Sound: play back some .WAV
files". The functions you're looking for are probably #'mci-open ,
#'mci-play and #'mci-close.

Hope this helps,

Andre
From: 4MLA1FN
Subject: Re: playing sound in allegro common lisp for windoze
Date: 
Message-ID: <51117C0A0C13CD57.83E1320DE4CFEBF1.C4EA802E95AB308C@lp.airnews.net>
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002 19:38:08 +0100, "Andre Koehorst"
<··········@mmi.unimaas.nl> wrote:

>ACL has an example included. When you select "CG Examples" ...

awesome!  thanks andre!  i appreciate it.