Re: Audio Delivery to Multiple Platforms

2015-09-11 Thread Brahmanathaswami
Indeed is one of life's most mystifying conundrums that the LC strategy has allowed multi-media to take a back seat. With the world of online video and audio exploding, one would think, that if you wanted LiveCode to be a leading development platform, that making multi-media would be *the* top

Re: Audio Delivery to Multiple Platforms

2015-09-11 Thread tbodine
I searched this list and the LC forums to piece together a working method, and the lock messages was part of what was recommended. As Paolo said, multimedia in LC is in a state of chaos. Personally, I'd rather have stable, coherent multimedia controls before experimental things like html5 export.

Re: Audio Delivery to Multiple Platforms

2015-09-11 Thread Brahmanathaswami
@ Tom Good to know that works on Windows. Yesterday I did start by creating a player, setting it off screen for my Mac OSX UI. Glad to know that works on Windows. One of our business team here moved entirely off the Mac Platform over to windows (and built his entire box from the ground up...

Re: Audio Delivery to Multiple Platforms

2015-09-11 Thread tbodine
Hi, This approach is working to play mp3s in a LC 7.0.5 standalone on Windows 7 and Vista: I've tested this on a Windows 7 machine where QT is installed, but I set the dontuseQT to true. And on a Vista machine that does not have QT installed. Worked on both. on PlayMP3 theMP3file, pname lock mes

Re: Audio Delivery to Multiple Platforms

2015-09-11 Thread paolo mazza
Hi Brahmanathaswami, as far as I know in desktop computer you can not play mp3 files as audio clips. Using the "play audio clip" command you have to use WAV or AIFF format . Although according LC documentation this command work also in Linux desktop computer, as far as I know it doesn't. If you w