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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Is there a way to play more than 1 mp3 file in suscession?

    Good evening folks! I am working on a math program to help students review facts. I have recorded the numbers 1-100, 100 - 1000, etc.

    I did this so I would not have to record each number 1,2,3 998, 999, 1000. However I have a program that shows a question in a label caption. If the question was 133 - 33, I would like the program to play the mp3 for 100, followed by 33.

    Would anyone know how I can do that sort of thing?

    Thanks!

    I forgot to add, I record these numbers as mp3 files.
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    Re: Is there a way to play more than 1 mp3 file in suscession?

    There is probably more than one way to do it. You could build a queue of MP3s to play and then iterate over it using either sync or async calls, either via ActiveMovie/DirectShow or another mechanism.

    But Windows Text to Speech is getting pretty good. Take a look at this SAPI demo. Runs fine on Windows 10, without installing anything extra. Should run all the way back to XP SP3 if not earlier.

    I typed numbers into the textbox and it pronounced them reasonably well.

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    Re: Is there a way to play more than 1 mp3 file in suscession?

    Quote Originally Posted by dilettante View Post
    There is probably more than one way to do it. You could build a queue of MP3s to play and then iterate over it using either sync or async calls, either via ActiveMovie/DirectShow or another mechanism.

    But Windows Text to Speech is getting pretty good. Take a look at this SAPI demo. Runs fine on Windows 10, without installing anything extra. Should run all the way back to XP SP3 if not earlier.

    I typed numbers into the textbox and it pronounced them reasonably well.
    Thank you, this is perfect!

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