Hi,
I would like to read a SOUND file from server(written locally using C#).
The file size is around 2MB.
How to do so
Thanks,
ramakrishna.
How to read a .wav file from server ?
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How to read a .wav file from server ?
Jay Jones
How to play sound in Windows app
Remi Thomas
One way is using DirectSound, for that you should install DirectX SDK. Other way is to to use ActiveX of SoundRecorder(which ships with window) or other such player.
You will need to read the file using ActiveX, and then send the data to the client using Sockets, the socket will read the data in packet form, convert it to wav file and then play on your intentended player.
Sayed Zeeshan
Meeta Kherdekar
Many thanks,
ramakrishna.