Play sound in an external sound card

Question

Hello

I create a new thread because when I try to open the other thread it causes an error ("error on page,try again") and I dont know why.
When I added the function of Mark Heath to Frogleg's code it works for me,I changes a little things on the code of each code and now I can hear sound from any speaker :)

nicole castel · Answer

Hello Thank you Frogleg for replying :) Thak you SamI understand and I'm sorry.

nicole castel · Answer

Hello Thank you Frogleg for replying :) Thak you SamI understand and I'm sorry.

Frogleg · Answer

I myself would put the wav files into a class library (dll) file that way to change them it just a matter of updating the dll file

Sam Hobbs · Answer

You are using ODBC. You should use ADO .Net; it is easier for both you and the computer. Microsoft wants to stop making ODBC so it is not worth learning. There are many articles in this web site to help you; read some of them. When you have a specific question create a new thread for your database question. I am sorry if this sounds unfriendly but it is the answer that I and other members are likely to provide in this situation.

nicole castel · Answer

Hello guys Please can you give me the code that allows me to read a file.wav (alarme.wav) stored in a database I tried the following code: private void button1_Click (object sender EventArgs e) { OdbcConnection cn = new OdbcConnection (DSN = cp1); cn.Open (); OdbcCommand cmd1 = new OdbcCommand (select path from WHERE Code Alarm alarm = 32  cn); cmd1.Connection = cn; fileName = cmd1.ToString (); WaveOut wave = new (); wave.DeviceNumber = 0; playSound (0); But he gave me the following error: Could not find file 'C: \ Users \ wafa \ Documents \ Visual Studio 2010 \ Projects \ ALARMED \ ALARMED \ bin \ Debug \ System.Data.Odbc.OdbcCommand'. At the line: waveReader = new NAudio.Wave.WaveFileReader (fileName); in my playSound function: public void PlaySound (int deviceNumber) { disposeWave ();// stop previous sounds Before Starting waveReader = new NAudio.Wave.WaveFileReader (fileName); var waveOut NAudio.Wave.WaveOut = new (); waveOut.DeviceNumber = deviceNumber; var output = waveOut; output.Init (waveReader); output.Play (); } Thank you in advance

nicole castel · Answer

Yes every thing is working :) Now I'll try to ameliorate the code using data bases. I'll post the code when I find something new and when I complete the project I'll post the final code here in csharp corner

Frogleg · Answer

That's good news So every thing is working now ? I don't know what happened to the other thread -not that it matters