MCIWndSave is not saving the write name file

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3 total messages Started by Gustavo Ringel Sun, 18 Apr 2004 07:41

#612

Author: Gustavo Ringel
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 07:41

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I tested an MCI sample from Borland Code Center and it works ok, but it not saves the filename ok, and I don't understand why.

This is the code (i have changed testing to solve the problem the instruction wsprintf of the sample to strcpy)

  char file[96]="";
  strcpy(file,"aud.wav");
  //
  // now stop audio and save to disk
  MCIWndStop(m_hMCIWnd);
  MCIWndSave(m_hMCIWnd, file);
  MCIWndClose(m_hMCIWnd);

It saves the file but with name like ��&#11876;��v

If i change this file name to something.wav it plays ok.

Someone knows a solution to this?

Re: MCIWndSave is not saving the write name file

#613

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 09:11

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"Gustavo Ringel" <gringel@adinet.com.uy> wrote in message
news:4082312b$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

>   char file[96]="";
>   strcpy(file,"aud.wav");

You should be specifying a full path, ie:

    char file[MAX_PATH+1]={0};
    strncpy(file, "c:\\folder name\\aud.wav", MAX_PATH);


Gambit

Re: MCIWndSave is not saving the write name file

#361

Author: dcent
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 22:06

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Gustavo Ringel wrote:
> I tested an MCI sample from Borland Code Center and it works ok, but it not saves the filename ok, and I don't understand why.
> 
> This is the code (i have changed testing to solve the problem the instruction wsprintf of the sample to strcpy)
> 
>   char file[96]="";

Sounds to me that you are not clearing the buffer. Try:
     char file[96]={0};


>   strcpy(file,"aud.wav");
>   //
>   // now stop audio and save to disk
>   MCIWndStop(m_hMCIWnd);
>   MCIWndSave(m_hMCIWnd, file);
>   MCIWndClose(m_hMCIWnd);
> 
> It saves the file but with name like ��&#11876;��v
> 
> If i change this file name to something.wav it plays ok.
> 
> Someone knows a solution to this?

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