Le 30/06/2012 00:10, Ru Vuott a écrit : > Hello, > > documentation tells: > > 1) gb.sdl.sound manages up to 32 sound tracks, that can play sounds from > memory, and one music track that can play a music from a file. > > 2) "Sound" (gb.sdl.sound) represents a sound wave *loaded in memory*. > > > Well, questions about it: > > 1) How managing up to 32 sound tracks ? By using "Sound" ? > ? > 2) How can I load "a sound wave" in memory via gb.sdl.sound, and then manage > it by "Sound" ? > > 3) Does "one music track" mean a "single" file .wav (and mp3) ? > > Thanks > Vuottttttttttt >
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