Like music.getPath("path") music.play()

Like music.getPath("path") music.play()

silly “coders” be like..

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Doty

Doty

:3

Well In my humble I don't like to use API which I don't know how it's working

Oh you like to read bit by bit and call low level functions to make waves and... duhh... I'd die doing that.

Oh you like to read bit by bit and call low level functions to make waves and... duhh... I'd die doing that.

Well There is a different between implement a such one and knowing how it works

But implementing one is not that bad

Well In my humble I don't like to use API which I don't know how it's working

But that's the point about APIs

That will make you practice for those kinds of things

But that's the point about APIs

I don't care

I use API a Lot

That will make you practice for those kinds of things

If you need it for your work or you have spare time it can be useful. Otherwise is a waste of time

If you need it for your work or you have spare time it can be useful. Otherwise is a waste of time

I agree here

Yeah Agile software needs a fast delivery

What data type used to audio files

Store audio files in memory

Depends on the implementation, most likely unsigned char

Depends on the implementation, most likely unsigned char

Oh

What data type used to audio files

Generally, it is a raw buffer, most of the time, the underlying storage is uint16_t, but it can be other types, the buffer is associated with a bitrate

So if you load a wav file encoded as 16-bit audio single channel with a bit rate of 48kbps, you will read 24000 audio values per seconds of the buffer

/ban no

Lol

I forgot nobody gets MTG memes

Smartest people are those who know how to Google things.

Smartest people are those who know how to Google things.

😱

Smartest people are those who know how to Google things.

High Google Fu = Higher IQ. 😂😂

Why in the world would you write a Music player in C++? It's a better idea to use C# or some higher level language like Java to write a complex GUI.

Because.. they want to do it?

If you think like that, why would you write music player? Just import with python

Why in the world would you write a Music player in C++? It's a better idea to use C# or some higher level language like Java to write a complex GUI.

It's actually a really good idea, and there are lots of music players written in C++ I believe.

If you think like that, why would you write music player? Just import with python

Why to create a music player? There are tons of them already

Why to create a music player? There are tons of them already

Because it's fun to reinvent the wheel, that's how you learn

Why to create a music player? There are tons of them already

No one is doing a startup or a Kickstarter on making a new music player... It's just to learn. I believe.

Maybe they've some nice idea too

Music player which make the output kind of roboty?

Like C3PO or R2, maybe? This could be a first step in the case to create a normal player

Music player which make the output kind of roboty?

You are likely taking about making it punk or glitchy it's easy to do if we just have a good equaliser in the App....

Probably with ability to work on Frequency curves and stuff. But that's going into DAW territory.

It's actually a really good idea, and there are lots of music players written in C++ I believe.

Yeah there are lots of nice wheels so you should invent a new one that is worse than the previously invented one.

Yeah there are lots of nice wheels so you should invent a new one that is worse than the previously invented one.

The point there was which language should you write a music player in.

No one is doing a startup or a Kickstarter on making a new music player... It's just to learn. I believe.

@Tazmikar

The point there was which language should you write a music player in.

If you want to learn you learn you don't have to write a music player, you don't have to create a new tool when you're learning.

If you want to learn you learn you don't have to write a music player, you don't have to create a new tool when you're learning.

Actually if you are learning about audio processing you will likely end up doing all that a music player does anyways so why not make it a project.?

Do you not like working on a fun little thing to learn.

Actually if you are learning about audio processing you will likely end up doing all that a music player does anyways so why not make it a project.?

Actually no... when I want to learn encryption I don't end up making encryption program, I try it, learn it and stop it. You can see how you can open the file, get the data, convert data to raw audio format and then play it... this is where it stops, you don't even need to write a GUI for it.

Do you not like working on a fun little thing to learn.

I prefer not to waste my time on reinventing wheels.

Are anyone use conan? How i can install for ex qt?

I prefer not to waste my time on reinventing wheels.

You do you.

It's just everyone is different

Writing a music player in c ++ What things I need to learn

for what os..?

Writing a music player in c ++ What things I need to learn

Qt.

Qt.

Player.load(mp3file); Player.play();

You do you.

I do Google... you do not...

I do Google... you do not...

I DuckDuckGo😁

Qt.

Yeah with Qt you can make a barebone Music Player in like 10 minutes... it's nice.

I am a practical person, I do not do things which do not make sense, I will not create Linux just to know how linux works.

Yeah with Qt you can make a barebone Music Player in like 10 minutes... it's nice.

You mean GUI

You mean GUI

Qt has built-in Audio libraries too

It should be super quick.

Qt has built-in Audio libraries too

So does C#, Lazarus, Delphi, C++ Builder and every other tool, this not what he wanted.

So does C#, Lazarus, Delphi, C++ Builder and every other tool, this not what he wanted.

C++ STL does NOT have audio functionality, and I dont think that delphi has it either

Nor C#

I am a practical person, I do not do things which do not make sense, I will not create Linux just to know how linux works.

Chill bro... You have a few chips on your shoulder.

Chill bro... You have a few chips on your shoulder.

Why don't you chill? Let us start there.

Nor C#

You can add them as Nuget packages so C# is nice for Application Development

But not portable

You can add them as Nuget packages so C# is nice for Application Development

It is not a built-in feature

C++ STL does NOT have audio functionality, and I dont think that delphi has it either

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin sndPlaySound('C:\Windows\Media\Tada.wav', SND_NODEFAULT Or SND_ASYNC Or SND_LOOP); end;

Why don't you chill? Let us start there.

I am as Chill as a Cola in Winters.

It is not a built-in feature

True

Nor C#

System.Media.SoundPlayer player = new System.Media.SoundPlayer(@"c:\mywavfile.wav"); player.Play();

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin sndPlaySound('C:\Windows\Media\Tada.wav', SND_NODEFAULT Or SND_ASYNC Or SND_LOOP); end;

I hope you understand this is Win32 api

And not C++ stl

System.Media.SoundPlayer player = new System.Media.SoundPlayer(@"c:\mywavfile.wav"); player.Play();

So is this

Who gave an example of C++?

I hope you understand this is Win32 api

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Did I?

I dunno, cant read the code in mobile dev

But you are just straight wrong

I dunno, cant read the code in mobile dev

That's okay the examples are from Delphi and C# native without NuGet.

But you are just straight wrong

Nah... I gave example you're simple miss informed or arrogant... you pick.