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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Sound Notifcation
From:       "David Boosalis" <david.boosalis () gmail ! com>
Date:       2008-07-05 20:26:52
Message-ID: 870c99310807051326h628c307fia20c93d915d7c195 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi

I have a rather simple request to generate a sound.  I wanted to use
something more then the beep, andd was wondering how one does this.  I've
looked at KNotification, in KLibrary, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of
controls here.  I see in KDEBase there is a class KNotifyBySound class but I
am not sure how to specify the sound value.

Say I want the sound of breaking glass (yeh very irritating) Is there a
simple way to generate this sound though one of these classes mentioned
above or some other class.  It would be nice if I can find some predefined
enum, instead of lading the sound file myself.

Thanks for any help

David

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Hi <br><br>I have a rather simple request to generate a sound.&nbsp; I wanted to use \
something more then the beep, andd was wondering how one does this.&nbsp; I&#39;ve \
looked at KNotification, in KLibrary, but there doesn&#39;t seem to be a lot of \
controls here.&nbsp; I see in KDEBase there is a class KNotifyBySound class but I am \
not sure how to specify the sound value.<br> <br>Say I want the sound of breaking \
glass (yeh very irritating) Is there a simple way to generate this sound though one \
of these classes mentioned above or some other class.&nbsp; It would be nice if I can \
find some predefined enum, instead of lading the sound file myself.<br> <br>Thanks \
for any help<br><br>David<br><br>



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