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The '''/wavplay''' command is used to play a .wav file of your choosing. | The '''/wavplay''' command is used to play a .wav file of your choosing. | ||
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Revision as of 19:00, 5 July 2014
Note: /wavplay has essentially been replaced by the /splay command.
The /wavplay command is used to play a .wav file of your choosing.
Synopsis
/wavplay <sound.wav>
Switches
None
Examples
Play the file mywav.wav located in the Sounds directory of mIRC
/wavplay mywav.wav
Short alias script that will ask you which wav file you want to play
alias playwav { ; First, we create a variable, %file, to hold our ; user-selected wav file. Note that this is surrounded ; by the $qt() identifier which makes sure that the ; entire selection is surrounded by quotes. This is ; for older Windows' backward-compatibility. var %file = $qt($sfile(sounds\*.wav,Choose Wav,OK)) ; Check to make sure the %file variable contains a ; real file. if ($isfile(%file)) { ; Now we simply play the wav file using /wavplay wavplay %file } }
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v3.5
Added On: 07/08/95
See Also
mIRC commands list