MCI commands for playing wave files of GSM format.

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Hi all developer's,

I am working on MCI wave audio player. I want my application to get the number of output audio devices attached to the system. I can set the sound output of the wave file to any of the connected audio device.
For example : I have a wave file "sample.wav" and there are three USB Headsets(audio devices) are attached to the system. Now through my application I can select any of the output audio device among the three attached and get the file played and listen to it.

Please suggest how this can be achieved.
Thanks and Regards,

Vijay Soni

Posted 14-Apr-13 23:38pm

Vijay Ku. Soni

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The_Inventor 16-Apr-13 3:57am

You really want us to do the grunt work huh? The way you wrote your question was more like a request or challenge in that you wrote present tense, saying you Have done it. I say dissect your statement w/ requirements, like you gave as a boss would give to an employee, and do a logic process tree from your statement above, as the employee would do.

Vijay Ku. Soni 8-Jan-14 3:10am

Sorry if it pretends so. But I didn't mean in a way of giving order to anyone.
Thanks for the next time I will keep in mind while posting any question or request

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