nobody here

Arron Mitchel

Delphi Developer

Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

nobody here

nobody here knows how to make music play in the background? If anyone out
there does can you help me out on how to do it

Thank You,

Arron Mitchell..
mitch...@nemaine.com

Paul Holde

Delphi Developer

Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:nobody here

Quote

Arron Mitchell wrote:
> nobody here knows how to make music play in the background? If anyone
> out
> there does can you help me out on how to do it

> Thank You,

> Arron Mitchell..
> mitch...@nemaine.com

you have asked this a number of times now, goto yahoo
and find a pascal site, the one that is given a link
from www.borland.com is a good start. That has various
sound sources and explanations. It was either in this
group of comp.lang.pascal.misc that a nice bloke sent
a message saying that for anyone wanting what you do
to goto his site where he has a unit ready for
download.

Perhapes you should try going to a search
site or pascal site and try and get the
needed info before asking here, it is
obvious you did not as you would of found
it easily.

jim.

Remco de Kort

Delphi Developer

Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:nobody here

Quote

Arron Mitchell wrote:

> nobody here knows how to make music play in the background? If anyone
> out
> there does can you help me out on how to do it

> Thank You,

> Arron Mitchell..
> mitch...@nemaine.com

What format?
I've been looking for a good library for years. Problem is, most good
ones are commercial, and don't come cheap (unless you're making a
hit-application yourself :))
The ones I found, worked allright in a DOS-environment but did nothing
or worse in Windows95 DOS-box.
But there's light at the end of the tunnel! Finally I found a unit which
is not exactly 100% reliable (I fear) but will play MODs both under
straight DOS and Windows-DOS. It's made by a Lord Excell (?) and I got
it somewhere (...?) from the net. It's called MODPLAY. Perhaps this will
help you locate it. Or, if you like, I'll put it up for download on my
downloadpage.
If anyone has anything better I'm eager to hear about it!

Remco de Korte
Soft Machine
http://www.xs4all.nl/~remcodek/

Pascal Bestebroe

Delphi Developer

Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:nobody here

Quote

Remco de Korte wrote:
> What format?
> I've been looking for a good library for years. Problem is, most good
> ones are commercial, and don't come cheap (unless you're making a
> hit-application yourself :))
> The ones I found, worked allright in a DOS-environment but did nothing

> or worse in Windows95 DOS-box.
> But there's light at the end of the tunnel! Finally I found a unit
> which
> is not exactly 100% reliable (I fear) but will play MODs both under
> straight DOS and Windows-DOS. It's made by a Lord Excell (?) and I got

> it somewhere (...?) from the net. It's called MODPLAY. Perhaps this
> will
> help you locate it. Or, if you like, I'll put it up for download on my

> downloadpage.
> If anyone has anything better I'm eager to hear about it!

Howabout the BWSB engine? it's very good and can be used for freeware...
and if I'm not mistaken the guy who created it put a "registered"
version on his site, because he quit developing for DOS and is using
linux now..

just use yahoo and type BWSB, or Bells whistles and sound boards

Greets,
--
Pascal Bestebroer
Just4Fun Productions
internet: http://people.zeelandnet.nl/rpb/
e-mail : just4...@zeelandnet.nl
ICQ : 2309110

Remco de Kort

Delphi Developer

Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

Re:nobody here

Quote

Pascal Bestebroer wrote:

> Remco de Korte wrote:

> > What format?
> > I've been looking for a good library for years. Problem is, most
> good
> > ones are commercial, and don't come cheap (unless you're making a
> > hit-application yourself :))
> > The ones I found, worked allright in a DOS-environment but did
> nothing

> > or worse in Windows95 DOS-box.
> > But there's light at the end of the tunnel! Finally I found a unit
> > which
> > is not exactly 100% reliable (I fear) but will play MODs both under
> > straight DOS and Windows-DOS. It's made by a Lord Excell (?) and I
> got

> > it somewhere (...?) from the net. It's called MODPLAY. Perhaps this
> > will
> > help you locate it. Or, if you like, I'll put it up for download on
> my

> > downloadpage.
> > If anyone has anything better I'm eager to hear about it!

> Howabout the BWSB engine? it's very good and can be used for
> freeware...
> and if I'm not mistaken the guy who created it put a "registered"
> version on his site, because he quit developing for DOS and is using
> linux now..

> just use yahoo and type BWSB, or Bells whistles and sound boards

> Greets,
> --
> Pascal Bestebroer
> Just4Fun Productions
> internet: http://people.zeelandnet.nl/rpb/
> e-mail : just4...@zeelandnet.nl
> ICQ : 2309110

Sounds familiar.
Does it run in both DOS and Windows95-Dos-boxes?

Groeten,

Remco de Korte
Soft Machine / R.S.I.

Other Threads

1. Hope nobody minds

2. Printing: Nobody has this problem?

3. Nobody Knows????

4. Does nobody know!

5. A question that nobody has ever answered

6. Does nobody in Europe has this problem?

7. Nobody can ask my question

8. why nobody answers..?

9. Really NOBODY knows what TImageList.BlendColor does?

10. Nobody Answered - RS_SQLIF.DLL GPF -- FIXED!!!