Carlos,
Is this for instructions upfront, or something that plays in the
background throughout the test? The first one is simple to do; the second
would be more difficult but possible. LoadSound() is the simplest thing to
use, but it requires .wav format. Add code like this to the place you
want the sound to play:
sound <- LoadSound("filename.wav")
PlayForeground(sound)
(or PlayBackground(sound), to play in the background)
There is also a function called LoadAudioFile(), which takes other kinds
of audio (mp3, ogg, etc) and plays it back, using StartPlayback() to
playin the background or PlayMovie() to play in the foreground. The
StartPlayback will play 'in the background' as long as you are waiting for
input or using a Wait() function, so you can have it running during the
test if that is needed.
Shane
> Dear Designers of PEBL,
>
> My name is Carlos Ramos I'm neuropsychologist from Quito-Ecuador (South
> America). I'm making my PhD Thesis about the relationship of inhibitory
> process, monitor and impulsivity/hyperactivity. In my thesis I want to
> make an experiment whith the PEBL Continuous Performance Task where the
> children have external monitor that supervise their performance. So, I
> want to put a MP3 file in the PEBL software that helps to children in the
> execution of PEBL Continuous Performance Task Vs. Children that don't have
> this help. I want to know if is posible to do this.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Carlos Ramos
> www.neuropsicologocarlosramos.com
>
>
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