How can i fork two audio files at the same time?

[AFG34]

^^

[Albrecd]

Put each in a process and then fork both processes.

[AFG34]

thats what i was doing in the first place, but once the second process is forked, the first one stops.

[HeavenAgain]

just put 1 in a process and other one just run?


so fork music_one
while the music_two is running like a normal program

[Cervantes]

Chances are you're doing everything correctly except for one minor but all important issue: Turing doesn't allow you to play audio files of the same type at any given time. I don't know why. So you can't play two .mp3's at the same time. It's probably best to make background music a .mp3 and sound effects .wav or one of the other ones (.midi, I think).

[AFG34]

Cervantes @ Mon Jun 18, 2007 4:29 pm wrote:

Chances are you're doing everything correctly except for one minor but all important issue: Turing doesn't allow you to play audio files of the same type at any given time. I don't know why. So you can't play two .mp3's at the same time. It's probably best to make background music a .mp3 and sound effects .wav or one of the other ones (.midi, I think).

ah, thank you very much

[rahzab]

Can't you fork a wav while a mp3 is playing in the background? Im new to this but just an idea.

[Clayton]

Cervantes @ Mon Jun 18, 2007 4:29 pm wrote:

Chances are you're doing everything correctly except for one minor but all important issue: Turing doesn't allow you to play audio files of the same type at any given time. I don't know why. So you can't play two .mp3's at the same time. It's probably best to make background music a .mp3 and sound effects .wav or one of the other ones (.midi, I think).