weasel127 Posted August 31, 2007 Share Posted August 31, 2007 Hi, I'm trying to make my program have a background music loop. The program has a GUI and the main loop is the GUI loop, where the buttons are checked, like this: While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE _Exit() Case $ExitBtn _Exit() Case $AboutBtn _About() Case Else Sleep(50) EndSwitch WEnd Right now, I am using the SoundPlay command to play the music. However, I want this music to loop continuously forever throughout the program. I tried to insert SoundPlay("music.mp3", 0) into the main loop (0 = play the music and return to program, 1 = play the music and wait for it to end, then return to program). But when I do this, it just keeps restarting the music so it sounds like static. Next, I tried to use it with AdlibEnable and call a function to play the music with SoundPlay("music.mp3", 1). This time, the program GUI just froze (but at least the music played normally) so both of the methods failed. Is there any way that I can make the program play music continuously in the background if I already have one main loop? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weasel127 Posted August 31, 2007 Author Share Posted August 31, 2007 Ok, now I tried something the works a little bit. Now I stick in AdLibEnable("_BGM",112000) ;The music is 1:52, which is 112 seconds long _BGM() ;This is needed to start the music playing for the 1st timeoÝ÷ Ú)í¢Ø^mè"x§Ê"¶+Åç.µçhÇ¢é]ÖÞÞy÷âqéí¶¬xK±'i¹^¢¸§²×vËbrH{azf¢Z(¤(ºWiçÞ®ØZ¶+n±ë.¦V¬°#Ô!øȧ¶¦j)å¢b·¥Z(Ê&zØb bëaÆ®¶seô$tÒµÆ×W60¢b33c´$tÕFÖW"ÒFÖW$æBµ7F'FærFÖW ¥vÆR¢b33c¶ä×6rÒuTvWD×6r¢7vF6b33c¶ä×6p¢66Rb33c´uTôUdTåEô4Äõ4P¢ôWB¢66Rb33c´WD'Fà¢ôWB¢66Rb33c´&÷WD'Fà¢ô&÷WB¢66RVÇ6P¢6ÆVWS¢VæE7vF6 ¢bFÖW$Ffbb33c´$tÕFÖW"fwC²#FVâ´b£S"2FöæRFVâ&RÆ×W60¢ô$tÒ¢b33c´$tÕFÖW"ÒFÖW$æBµ&W6WBFÖW ¢VæD`¥tVæ@ Which one is better to use (less CPU load)? And this way isn't the best way to do it, because there is a small break in the music where it ends and starts, so is there an even better way to do this? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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