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Note: This command is also a part of the playing music section.
/splay can be used to play a number of common Windows sound files. Supported formats include, but sometimes are not limited to: .wav, .mid, .mp3, .ogg, and .wma.
Synopsis
/splay -cwmpq [filename | stop | pause | resume | seek | skip] [pos]
Switches
- c - Allows you to clear the play queue, except for the currently playing sound (which will continue to play).
- w - Tells the command you are specifying a .wav file to play.
- m - Tells the command you are specifying a .mid file to play.
- p - Tells the command you are specifying an .mp3/.wma/.ogg file to play.
- q - Specifies that the filename you desire to play should be placed in the queue, after the current sounds has played, and any preceding sounds in the play queue..
Parameters
- filename - the filename you wish to play
- stop - Stops the currently playing file.
- pause - Allows you to pause the currently playing sound file.
- resume - Allows you to resume the currently paused sound file.
- seek - Allows you to seek to a certain point in the currently playing file. See [pos] below.
- skip - Allows you to skip the currently playing sound file. If there are any files in the queue, the next file will begin to play.
- [pos] - When used in combination with the seek parameter, this should be the location, in seconds, where you want to begin playing the sound file. Note: The seek position is in milliseconds. Keep in mind that 1-second = 1000-milliseconds.
Examples
Play the file myfile.mp3 located in the mIRC Sounds folder
/splay -p myfile.mp3
Stop the currently playing mp3
/splay -p stop
Stop all sound files
/splay -pmw stop
Seek to 1:03 in the currently playing mp3
/splay -p seek 60300
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v6.0
Added on: 03 Feb 2002
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.
See Also
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mIRC commands list