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Re: Questions
From: |
Dave Wilson |
Subject: |
Re: Questions |
Date: |
Tue, 2 Jul 2002 13:52:22 +0100 |
On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 12:34:00PM +0100, Yang Jun wrote:
> BEGIN:IMELODY
> VERSION:1.2
> FORMAT:CLASS1.0
> NAME:DasBoot
> COMPOSER:Micke
> BEAT:100
> STYLE:S1
> VOLUME:V10
> MELODY:*4#d2*4d3*4c3*4d3*4#d3*4g3*4#a2*4a3*4g3*4a3*4#a3*5d3*5f1.r2*4f2*4e3
> *4d3*4e3*4f3*4a3*5c2.*4b3*4a3*4b3*5c3*5e3*5g1.r1
> END:IMELODY
> The specification is issued by irda org.So I'd like to know whether I can
> convert this format into wav file, and play the converted wav file? or Is
> there any other methods I can play the imelody file in wince OS?Except
> some functions such as waveoutwrite, Is there any other functions which
> can be used to play audio file in a low level? Maybe you can give me some
> advices,thanks.
The standard PC speaker can do this very easily. Failing that, take a look
at Cool Edit, www.syntrillium.com. You could use it's "make beautiful
music" MIDI feature to play the tones and to generate a waveform from that.
If you get the frequencies for the tones (very easy I'd imagine), even a
quick QBASIC program could do what you are after. QBASIC has a SOUND x,y
function which lets you play a tone for a certain length of time.
Also try searching on Google.com for what you are after. A quick search for
"imelody to midi convert" reveals www.digibookcase.com. WinCE should
support MIDI. If it doesn't, use a tool such as tiMIDIty
<http://freshmeat.net/timidity> to do that for you.
Have fun,
Dave
- Questions, Yang Jun, 2002/07/02
- Re: Questions,
Dave Wilson <=