Using snack with -blocking
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From: Will Duquette on 21 Nov 2009 17:48 Two questions about the Snack extension. First, is anyone maintaining it, these days? Second, I've created a sound as an aiff file, and I'm playing it back in tkcon like this: set s [snack::sound -file test.aiff] $s play It doesn't always play back the entire sound; and if I do this: $s play -blocking yes then it plays the first fraction of a second normally, and the remainder much faster and higher pitched. Is there any way to avoid this?
From: Will Duquette on 21 Nov 2009 17:49
On Nov 21, 2:48 pm, Will Duquette <w...(a)wjduquette.com> wrote: > Two questions about the Snack extension. > > First, is anyone maintaining it, these days? > > Second, I've created a sound as an aiff file, and I'm playing it back > in tkcon like this: > > set s [snack::sound -file test.aiff] > $s play > > It doesn't always play back the entire sound; and if I do this: > > $s play -blocking yes > > then it plays the first fraction of a second normally, and the > remainder much faster and higher pitched. Is there any way to avoid > this? Oh, and I'm using ActiveTcl 8.5.7 on OS X 10.5. |