* SND_SYNC : play sound synchronously */ * PlaySound function is used to play a sound specified by the given file name. so that we can use it in PlaySound function */
* open function doesn't work with a variable of string type and PlaySound function doesn't work with char array hence first we used char array and here we are converting it to a string. wav extension and make sure it is present in the folder where your program is saved. Program to Play Music in C++ using PlaySound function #include wav file and it must be in the folder where your program is saved).
Type “-lwinmm” under the “linker” section and click Ok. Right-click on the project name and select “Project Options”. Change the file extension to “.cpp” (if it is not “.cpp”) and click on “Save”. The options will be almost the same for other IDEs too. ( I’m using Dec C++, but you may use any IDE you like. wav audio files using the PlaySound function in C++. Please, be forgiving.In this tutorial, we will learn how to play. Sorry for my English - I'm from another country. Or if you can explain me what could be wrong with the OgreAL, it will be great. So why creating an object of this class (like in the SFML tutorial) makes the problem?Īs I said, I'm very new to this stuff, so maybe I do something really simple wrong. But when I started to write the code using the sf namespace, it gives me similar "unresolved external symbol" errors (just like OgreAL):īasicTutorial.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "_declspec(dllimport) public: _thiscall sf::SoundBuffer::SoundBuffer(void)" referenced in function "void _cdecl `dynamic initializer for 'buffer''(void)" : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "_declspec(dllimport) public: _thiscall sf::SoundBuffer::~SoundBuffer(void)" referenced in function "void _cdecl `dynamic atexit destructor for 'buffer''(void)" when 'buffer' is just a pointer to SoundBuffer class: I have done the tutorial about setting it up and compiled the project. 
Then I've integrated Audiere with the engine and it worked well.īut it was still 2d sound, so I've found another library, which supports three-dimensional sound. After hours spent on searching how to solve that problem and testing any possible way to fix it, I decided to change the sound library. I've tried to integrate OpenAL with Ogre (using OgreAL), but I have had many "unresolved external symbol" errors with it (i'm working on VC++ 2008). So I need some kind of free and useful sound library. I'm trying to make a simple game based on Ogre Graphics Engine to earn some experience with these things. At first, I want to say that I'm very new at Ogre and SFML.
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