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Daedalus · 06 January 2021, 20:41

To play a sound, once you know where in memory it's stored, you could create a dummy sound object and either copy the data into the object, or modify the object's pointer to point at the data. It's unlikely the sound data will be in the Blitz internal sound object format, so you might need to do some basic decoding and manually set the other parameters in the sound object structure. You can see the sound object structure here: http://www.amigacoding.com/index.php...ct_types#sound and include the definition in your code by adding the bb2objtypes.res resident file to the compiler options.

06 January 2021, 20:41	#7
Daedalus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Dublin, then Glasgow Posts: 6,347	To play a sound, once you know where in memory it's stored, you could create a dummy sound object and either copy the data into the object, or modify the object's pointer to point at the data. It's unlikely the sound data will be in the Blitz internal sound object format, so you might need to do some basic decoding and manually set the other parameters in the sound object structure. You can see the sound object structure here: http://www.amigacoding.com/index.php...ct_types#sound and include the definition in your code by adding the bb2objtypes.res resident file to the compiler options.