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Trying to make a MP3 Player from VB....
Any help?
I made a form along with some options in the menu like mnuopen to actually open it and I have a cmdplay in the lower right. I also have some color changing things under the edit property. I just want to see if I can play Wavs or mp3s as a test. We didn't go over this in class so I just wanna know how to do it ahead of time. The pics you see the left of the play button are just images that you can change in the menu and are NOT visible during run time. I also have common dialog box named DlgCommon so I can open stuff. PICS INCLUDED: http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j9...layerform1.jpg is the first part while this: http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j9...layerform2.jpg is the second part. Any suggestions on how to go about doing this? |
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Or should I just use .wavs? I didn't know if VB would read either one.
I just wanna test how to put music on a form and all. I have some Zeppelin songs that I just wanna see if they work or not. I have some in .wav and some in Mp3. Any suggestions?
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http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/62/ has a great tutorial on building an mp3 player in VB. I may just try it out myself.
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