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WAV-files on webpages [message #8003]

Sun, 02 February 1997 00:00

Peter[1]
Messages: 1
Registered: February 1997

Junior Member

I'm looking for a way how to create sound on a webpage in the form of a
loop. For example I have a WAV-file, which I loop and you get non-stop
sound.
How can I achieve this?

You can send solutions to the following e-mail adress:
et@kan.be

Thanks for your help.

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Re: WAV-files on webpages [message #8052 is a reply to message #8003]

Wed, 05 February 1997 00:00

Jonathan Miller
Messages: 1
Registered: February 1997

Junior Member

Rob Frydryck <frydryck@nauticom.net> wrote in article
<32f89e48.629915@news.nauticom.net>...
> On 2 Feb 1997 12:47:48 GMT, "Peter" <petercal@glo.be> wrote:
>
>> I'm looking for a way how to create sound on a webpage in the form of a
>> loop. For example I have a WAV-file, which I loop and you get non-stop
>> sound.
>> How can I achieve this?
>>
>> You can send solutions to the following e-mail adress:
>> et@kan.be
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>
>
> Do you REALLY want to do this??? Most of the time continuous sounds
> are MIDI files not wav, and unless you have a REALLY INCREDIBLE track
> your effort simply becomes annoying to the person viewing your page.
> I suggest you don't play continuous sounds.
>

I am guessing <backround src="sound.wav"> or something like that. Like Rob
Frydryck stated, repeating sounds is an excellent way of keeping that web
counter low. Even MIDI files are kinda annoying. I think the web should
just stick to visual, not audio (I could name olfactory, taste, and touch,
but that'd be one sick webpage anyway!) Regards,

Jonathan

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Re: WAV-files on webpages [message #8060 is a reply to message #8003]

Wed, 05 February 1997 00:00

frydryck
Messages: 1
Registered: February 1997

Junior Member

On 2 Feb 1997 12:47:48 GMT, "Peter" <petercal@glo.be> wrote:

> I'm looking for a way how to create sound on a webpage in the form of a
> loop. For example I have a WAV-file, which I loop and you get non-stop
> sound.
> How can I achieve this?
>
> You can send solutions to the following e-mail adress:
> et@kan.be
>
> Thanks for your help.

Do you REALLY want to do this??? Most of the time continuous sounds
are MIDI files not wav, and unless you have a REALLY INCREDIBLE track
your effort simply becomes annoying to the person viewing your page.
I suggest you don't play continuous sounds.

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Re: WAV-files on webpages [message #8069 is a reply to message #8003]

Tue, 04 February 1997 00:00

J. Eric Chard
Messages: 1
Registered: February 1997

Junior Member

Jonathan Miller wrote:
> I am guessing <backround src="sound.wav"> or something like that. Like Rob
> Frydryck stated, repeating sounds is an excellent way of keeping that web
> counter low. Even MIDI files are kinda annoying. I think the web should
> just stick to visual, not audio

I bet you hated it when movies got sound.

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Re: WAV-files on webpages [message #8084 is a reply to message #8003]

Tue, 04 February 1997 00:00

istevens
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Registered: February 1997

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In article <01bc1107$20671100$b7ba30ce@Petercal>,
Peter <petercal@glo.be> wrote:

> I'm looking for a way how to create sound on a webpage in the form of a
> loop. For example I have a WAV-file, which I loop and you get non-stop

Sorry, uw.clubs.waveform.tranmission _SHOULD NOT_ be included in this
thread. This newsgroup is for discussions about a club at the
University of Waterloo in CANADA which is totally unrelated to your
question.

Please remove this newsgroup from the list of groups. Thank you.

Although it is nice to see that we're readable all the way from Belgium.

ian.
WTC president

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Re: WAV-files on webpages [message #8107 is a reply to message #8003]

Sun, 09 February 1997 00:00

andy
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Registered: November 1993

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On Wed, 05 Feb 1997 15:02:48 GMT, in comp.graphics.apps.lightwave,
frydryck@nauticom.net (Rob Frydryck), wrote:

> Do you REALLY want to do this??? Most of the time continuous sounds
> are MIDI files not wav, and unless you have a REALLY INCREDIBLE track
> your effort simply becomes annoying to the person viewing your page.
> I suggest you don't play continuous sounds.

I did exactly the same thing (pu a .wav as a background music) but
when ever someone went on to my pages they got a warning saying that a
file was loading into their system which could not be scaned for virus
ect or something like that, but use midi files as when ever I have
gone onto a site with midi as background music nothing comes up and it
just loads and plays no prbs

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