Hi Guys,

So I'd like to be able to play an audio recording of a person's voice.  I tried using the Functions.PlayScannerAudio() but I found out that there is a limit to the length of the audio apparently.  Any idea how to play the audio?  I really don't want to try to break up this audio to make it work, but I will if there is no other way!

Thanks!

 

I tried using NAudio back in the day, before the API had audio functionality, but it was causing crashes for a lot of people.

Maybe check with @Albo1125, he plays audio clips on his bank callout.

The simplest way is using System.Media.SoundPlayer:

        public static void PlaySound(string wavFileLocation)
        {
            using (SoundPlayer s = new SoundPlayer(wavFileLocation))
                s.Play();
        }

 

For what I needed, it was enough.

12 minutes ago, alexguirre said:

The simplest way is using System.Media.SoundPlayer:

        public static void PlaySound(string wavFileLocation)
        {
            using (SoundPlayer s = new SoundPlayer(wavFileLocation))
                s.Play();
        }

 

For what I needed, it was enough.

I agree, this is probably the best way if you're looking to play something simple 

33 minutes ago, alexguirre said:

The simplest way is using System.Media.SoundPlayer:

        public static void PlaySound(string wavFileLocation)
        {
            using (SoundPlayer s = new SoundPlayer(wavFileLocation))
                s.Play();
        }

 

For what I needed, it was enough.

I feel like I should have known about that...lol.

But I've never had to work with playing audio files in my career before