How can I play a wav file using wxpython (or python if I'm missing
something)? I don't believe wxWave is supported in wxpython, or am I wrong
there?
Thanks for the help.
Chris
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How can I play a wav file using wxpython (or python if I'm missing
something)? I don't believe wxWave is supported in wxpython, or am I wrong
there?
No wxWave is not in wxPython, I suppose it could be.
If you're on MSW then there is surly something in the win32api module, otherwise I think I remember seeing something announced recently on the Python list about a cross platform sound toolkit.
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I think you're referring to snack. I'd use snack, but tcl/tk is a
requirement of that toolkit. If you could add wxWave that be great.
Chris
On Saturday 03 February 2001 14:51, you wrote:
> How can I play a wav file using wxpython (or python if I'm missing
> something)? I don't believe wxWave is supported in wxpython, or am I
> wrong there?No wxWave is not in wxPython, I suppose it could be.
If you're on MSW then there is surly something in the win32api module,
otherwise I think I remember seeing something announced recently on the
Python list about a cross platform sound toolkit.--
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No wxWave is not in wxPython, I suppose it could be. Â
If you're on MSW then there is surly something in the win32api module,
actually, in module winsound, at least in Python 1.5.2. See
the Python Library Reference.
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Chris Davs wrote:
I think you're referring to snack. I'd use snack, but tcl/tk is a
requirement of that toolkit. If you could add wxWave that be great.
Hmm. Snack does look like a handy toolkit, it's a shame it needs Tk. Do
you need the visualization? You may very well be able to use the other
stuff without TK. If you don't need the visualization, I'd give it a
try. It would also be great to have a port of snack, using wxPython for
the visualization.
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