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How to insert music file into 32bit assembly prog
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The best way is writing code to interface with the Soundblaster. I've tried it once, though not in assembly, in C code. Look for documentation on the soundblaster - but it will not be as easy as you would probably want...
Here is a good place to start:
A bit of advice though; it is probably better to get a game that is working (or nearly working) first before you try to introduce sound, as it will probably throw a spanner into the works...
Don't hate the player - hate the game
Here is a good place to start:
A bit of advice though; it is probably better to get a game that is working (or nearly working) first before you try to introduce sound, as it will probably throw a spanner into the works...
Don't hate the player - hate the game
If you're using Windows + ASM, you can have the WAV file as a resource, and then use PlaySound to play it from the resource? There are examples of this online using MASM32 ( for MASM32 windows pack)
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