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Started by Nicholas Gessler
Thu, 28 Jun 2001 00:55
Sonification
Author: Nicholas Gessler
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 00:55
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 00:55
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Can anyone suggest a simple way of obtaining audio output from a table of numbers? I'm writing simulations and would like a sound output that represents the state of the system. Something like visualization, only audible. I used to use "beep" but it is not implemented on Windows 98. Is there a workaround? Can someone show me a simple way to implement something like "beep(frequency, duration)"? Hopefully, Nick
Re: Sonification
Author: The Dreamer
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 12:25
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 12:25
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Well, your're right, it seem as if w98 does not support Beep() anymore, but winnt (even 2k) does, if this might be of value for you. but there is a set of procedures called 'bleepint', with which you might have some success. check it out at http://www.apollod.omnia.co.uk/aa/delphi.html otherwise you also could use the multimedia-api of windows to output values using a soundboard. cya, oli. "Nicholas Gessler" <gessler@ucla.edu> wrote in message news:3b3a8083_2@dnews... > Can anyone suggest a simple way of obtaining audio output from a table of > numbers? I'm writing simulations and would like a sound output that > represents the state of the system. Something like visualization, only > audible. I used to use "beep" but it is not implemented on Windows 98. Is > there a workaround? Can someone show me a simple way to implement something > like "beep(frequency, duration)"? > > Hopefully, > Nick > >
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