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Definition
INT load_song ( <STRING filename> )
Loads a song for later use with play_song().
There are multiple filetypes you can load using this function. Included are:
- OGG Vorbis (.ogg). Good quality for songs and doesn't take too much space (it's similar to *.mp3).
- MIDI (.mid). Takes very low space, but it's limited to samples of the soundcard.
- Modules (.xm, .it, .s3m, .mod). Like MIDI, but Modules also contain the samples themselves.
Parameters
| STRING filename | - The music file to be loaded, including a possible path. |
Returns
INT : SongID
| -1 | - Could not load music file (errormessage in console). |
| >=0 | - The SongID. |
Example
Program example;
Private
int song;
Begin
song = load_song("my_song.ogg");
play_song(song,0);
Loop
frame;
End
End
Used in example: play_song()
| Sound Functions | |
| • Is_playing_song() • Load_song() • Load_wav() • Pause_song() • Play_song() • Play_wav() • Resume_song() • Set_song_volume() • Unload_song() • | |
