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I saw a few old posts that looked like they didn't go anywhere. Has anyone played with PlaySound and gotten it to work? Better yet, does anyone know if it's possible to dump multiple files into the EEPROM and call them with their respective start addresses? thanks -sudhu

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From: loopstick2000 <> > I saw a few old posts that looked like they didn't > go anywhere. Has anyone played with PlaySound and > gotten it to work? Which processor are you using? PlaySound works on a BX-24, but won't work on a BX-01 or BX-35. > Better yet, does anyone know if it's possible to > dump multiple files into the EEPROM and call them > with their respective start addresses? Yes, the easiest way to do this is with block data classes. Check out: http://www.basicx.com/Products/BX-24/bx-24appnotes.htm The title is "Using block data objects with PlaySound", 3rd from the top of the list. -- Frank Manning -- NetMedia, Inc.

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