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NOTE: This module is currently in development.  More information will be posted soon.  
 
NOTE: This module is currently in development.  More information will be posted soon.  
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'''PARTIALLY DEPRECATED''': The functionality to play an audio file is available natively from Inner Space using the "PlaySound" command
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== Commands ==
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* Play <filename>
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: Plays the wave file specified on the command line.
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: Example -- Play "c:\\windows\\media\\ding.wav"
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* Speak <string>
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: Speaks the string using the default voice.
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: Example -- Speak "Hello world!"
  
 
== Data Types ==
 
== Data Types ==
  
player - The player object will have methods for queuing, starting, and stopping sounds.  Both WAV and MP3 formats will be supported.
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TBD
 
 
speaker - The speaker object will have methods for "speaking" text through a text-to-speech mechanism.
 
  
 
== Downloads ==
 
== Downloads ==
 
=== Ready to Install ===
 
=== Ready to Install ===
* [http://www.lavishsoft.com/downloads/modules/LSMSound_v1.rar LSMSound_v1.rar]
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* [http://www.ismods.com/forums/download.php?id=943 LSMSound_v2.rar]
 
: Compiled with LSModule v17
 
: Compiled with LSModule v17
  
 
=== Source Code ===
 
=== Source Code ===
* [http://www.lavishsoft.com/downloads/modules/LSMSound_src_v1.rar LSMSound_src_v1.rar]
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* [http://www.ismods.com/forums/download.php?id=944 LSMSound_src_v2.rar]
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 21:04, 18 August 2011

Overview

This module provides support for sound playback and queue. In the future it will also support text-to-speech to replace the existing ISXTTS extension.

NOTE: This module is currently in development. More information will be posted soon.

PARTIALLY DEPRECATED: The functionality to play an audio file is available natively from Inner Space using the "PlaySound" command

Commands

  • Play <filename>
Plays the wave file specified on the command line.
Example -- Play "c:\\windows\\media\\ding.wav"
  • Speak <string>
Speaks the string using the default voice.
Example -- Speak "Hello world!"

Data Types

TBD

Downloads

Ready to Install

Compiled with LSModule v17

Source Code

See Also