Re: How to play audio and playaudio.m

[pkienzle]

On 11 Oct 2003 at 11:49, robert Macy wrote:

> I need to create a *.wav, or such, file in order to listen
> to a simulation.  
> 
> One of three possibilities:
> 
> 1 Modify what I have to allow me to make *.wav files.  
>   Please tell me how.

You can get auload/ausave from octave-forge.  Depending
where you got your Win98 installation, you may already
have it.   This will allow you to read and write wav/au/aiff
files.

Next you can modify sound.m which is supposed to send audio
directly to the output device.  Currently it writes an .au file
directly to a pipe, but you could replace it with a  version which
writes a .wav file then calls the appropriate windows program to 
play that .wav file.  Send us the file when you are done so
we can add it to octave-forge.

Paul Kienzle
address@hidden



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