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Re: playing mp3 files within windows

From: Tom Dixon <u0087651_at_utah.edu>
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 14:26:58 -0600

Hi,

I've looked up the error code 277 and it appears to be MCIERR_INTERNAL, an
internal driver error. The only advice the documentation gives is to try and
reboot windows. Just out of curiosity, when you get that error, do other mp3
playing programs also work?

- Tom

Quoting Roger Dube <rogerdube_at_dathq.com>:

> Tom - tried the code - copied an MP3 file to my root directory, wrote a test
> word and I just get a 277 returned to the stack without any playing...
>
> Am I missing something?
>
> - Roger
>
> LIBRARY WINMM.DLL
>
> 4 import: mciSendString
>
> create returnstring 256 allot
>
> 0 value returnvalue
>
> : mcicommand returnstring 255 returnvalue mciSendString ;
>
> : mp3test z" play c:\test.mp3" mcicommand ;
>
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