This article illustrates how simple it is to add sound functionality to any .NET application. I use the
PlaySound
Win32 function located in the winmm.dll library. The sample does not include all the different flags associated with fdwSound
; these can be acquired in a number of different ways. Try opening a Managed C++ project and type the PlaySound
function in there. It should give you the signature. For any of the fdwSound
constants, you can type them in, and either hover the mouse over to get the value, or right click and select Go to definition to see where they are defined.Playing Wav files with .NET - CodeProject
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