How to play WAV files in NAV?

It4Ch1 · 2010-04-30

I need to play different wav files in NAV to accommodate each prompt: CONFIRM, MESSAGE, ERROR,..

how to do this?

I already tried using OCX windows media player. How do I hide the player?

the other alternative:

using BEEP()

2 beeps:-
BEEP(1925,22);
SLEEP(100);
BEEP(1925,22);

Malajlo · 2010-04-30

Try this
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=166

It4Ch1 · 2010-04-30

I tried to extract the part for opening the mp3 file

already set the correct global variable for WMPlayer.

used this:
WMPlayer.Open(<file name>);

but nothing happened.

ta5 · 2010-04-30

Did you try the hyperlink command from navision. I didn't try, but I guess it should work, hyperlink opens a file with the standard program.
Hope this helps
Thomas

KYDutchie · 2010-04-30

You can use the automation type for this.
The one that is really easy to use is :"Microsoft NetShow Player.NSPlay"

here is a simple form that uses this automation

OBJECT Form 70000 tsplayer
{
  OBJECT-PROPERTIES
  {
    Date=04/30/10;
    Time=[ 8:29:26 AM];
    Modified=Yes;
    Version List=;
  }
  PROPERTIES
  {
    Width=8000;
    Height=8000;
    OnCloseForm=BEGIN
                  CLEAR(tswmplayer);
                END;

  }
  CONTROLS
  {
    { 1000000000;CommandButton;880;5610;2200;550;CaptionML=ENU=Play;
                                                 OnPush=BEGIN
                                                          IF ISCLEAR(tswmplayer) THEN
                                                            CREATE(tswmplayer);

                                                          tswmplayer.Open('H:\leek spinning polka.mp3');
                                                        END;
                                                         }
    { 1000000001;CommandButton;3300;5610;2200;550;
                                                 CaptionML=ENU=Stop;
                                                 OnPush=BEGIN
                                                          IF NOT ISCLEAR(tswmplayer) THEN
                                                            tswmplayer.Stop();
                                                        END;
                                                         }
  }
  CODE
  {
    VAR
      tswmplayer@1000000000 : Automation "{2179C5D0-EBFF-11CF-B6FD-00AA00B4E220} 1.0:{2179C5D3-EBFF-11CF-B6FD-00AA00B4E220}:'Microsoft NetShow Player'.NSPlay";

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::KeyDown@-602(KeyCode@1000000001 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::KeyUp@-604(KeyCode@1000000001 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::KeyPress@-603(CharacterCode@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::MouseDown@-605(Button@1000000003 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000002 : Integer;x@1000000001 : Variant;y@1000000000 : Variant);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::MouseUp@-607(Button@1000000003 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000002 : Integer;x@1000000001 : Variant;y@1000000000 : Variant);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::Click@-600(Button@1000000003 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000002 : Integer;x@1000000001 : Variant;y@1000000000 : Variant);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::DblClick@-601(Button@1000000003 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000002 : Integer;x@1000000001 : Variant;y@1000000000 : Variant);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::MouseMove@-606(Button@1000000003 : Integer;ShiftState@1000000002 : Integer;x@1000000001 : Variant;y@1000000000 : Variant);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::ScriptCommand@3001(scType@1000000001 : Text[1024];Param@1000000000 : Text[1024]);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::EndOfStream@3002(Result@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::Buffering@3003(Start@1000000000 : Boolean);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::Disconnect@3004(Result@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::StateChange@3005(OldState@1000000001 : Integer;NewState@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::MarkerHit@3006(MarkerNum@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::AutoStartFailure@3007(Result@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::NewStream@3008();
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::Warning@3009(WarningType@1000000002 : Integer;Param@1000000001 : Integer;Description@1000000000 : Text[1024]);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::Error@3010();
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::OpenStateChange@3011(OldState@1000000001 : Integer;NewState@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    EVENT tswmplayer@1000000000::PlayStateChange@3012(OldState@1000000001 : Integer;NewState@1000000000 : Integer);
    BEGIN
    END;

    BEGIN
    END.
  }
}

In order to prevent automation errors always make sure that the file can be opened by the user before playing it.

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Willy

Savatage · 2010-04-30

Add A global

WMPlayer -> OCX ->Windows Media Player

NOTE!!! There are usually 2 choices
C:\WINDOWS\system32\msdxm.ocx <<<You want this one!!!!!
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wmp.dll

Add your code to on open form or whereever - CU1 with a "Welcome.WAV" for example..
1 line real simple, we use this for scanning. After the code is complete it makes a sound so we know its done and we can move to the next package.
OnOpenForm()
WMPlayer.Open ('X:\Sounds\WELCOMEF.WAV');
Save->Compile->Enjoy!

You can place all your working sounds in the Nav Database Folder (Networked Folder) so all can access the file.
http://www.waveevents.com/MyFilez/wavs/ ... lcomef.wav

here's another you can have fun with on a confirm

..
http://www.waveevents.com/MyFilez/wavs/ ... smastr.wav

Here's the orig post from 2006 - thanks to Luc for Resurrecting it.
viewtopic.php?t=13007

It4Ch1 · 2010-05-04

Savatage wrote:

Add A global

WMPlayer -> OCX ->Windows Media Player

NOTE!!! There are usually 2 choices
C:\WINDOWS\system32\msdxm.ocx <<<You want this one!!!!!
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wmp.dll

Add your code to on open form or whereever - CU1 with a "Welcome.WAV" for example..
1 line real simple, we use this for scanning. After the code is complete it makes a sound so we know its done and we can move to the next package.
OnOpenForm()
WMPlayer.Open ('X:\Sounds\WELCOMEF.WAV');
Save->Compile->Enjoy!

You can place all your working sounds in the Nav Database Folder (Networked Folder) so all can access the file.
http://www.waveevents.com/MyFilez/wavs/ ... lcomef.wav

here's another you can have fun with on a confirm ..
http://www.waveevents.com/MyFilez/wavs/ ... smastr.wav

Here's the orig post from 2006 - thanks to Luc for Resurrecting it.
viewtopic.php?t=13007

This works! thanks! =D>

Savatage · 2010-05-04

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