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Playing audio, but not from the start
I want to create a VBA macro in Excel which will play an audio file that is
hyperlinked from the cell next to the selected cell, but it is not to start playing from the beginning of the file. The start time is to be taken from the active cell. I want to know if it is possible to do this, and if so, how. Thanks |
Playing audio, but not from the start
To do something that complex you would need to use Excel to automate your
audio player. You could, for example, use VBA code to create an instance of Windows Media Player and then automate it to do what you want, but the details would be dependent on the object model for Win Media Player, and I have minimal experience with that. But to get you pointed in that direction, I would suggest you head to the newsgroups for Windows Media Player - and if you are not familiar with how to automate applications from within VBA do a search of the MSDN site on the topic "automation". -- - K Dales "Natalie" wrote: I want to create a VBA macro in Excel which will play an audio file that is hyperlinked from the cell next to the selected cell, but it is not to start playing from the beginning of the file. The start time is to be taken from the active cell. I want to know if it is possible to do this, and if so, how. Thanks |
Playing audio, but not from the start
I am new to Newsgroups. Can you please tell me where the Win Media Player
newgroup hides itself. I have looked in Clip-Art and Media, but that appears to be mainly Clip-Arty! Movies produced by Camtasia Studio can have a Table of Contents which allows me to jump to to marked points, so, in my innocence, I thought this might be easy. "K Dales" wrote: To do something that complex you would need to use Excel to automate your audio player. You could, for example, use VBA code to create an instance of Windows Media Player and then automate it to do what you want, but the details would be dependent on the object model for Win Media Player, and I have minimal experience with that. But to get you pointed in that direction, I would suggest you head to the newsgroups for Windows Media Player - and if you are not familiar with how to automate applications from within VBA do a search of the MSDN site on the topic "automation". -- - K Dales "Natalie" wrote: I want to create a VBA macro in Excel which will play an audio file that is hyperlinked from the cell next to the selected cell, but it is not to start playing from the beginning of the file. The start time is to be taken from the active cell. I want to know if it is possible to do this, and if so, how. Thanks |
Playing audio, but not from the start
Here is the main list of Windows Media newsgroups:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups.../118/topic.xml The other way to approach this, if supported by Camtasia Studio, would be to do it by automation. Don't know how familiar you are with VBA and automating other apps from within Excel. Not all apps support it, but you may be able to open and run Camtasia through VBA code. If interested in pursuing this idea suggest you search this site on topic of automation, and also search Camtasia site. -- - K Dales "Natalie" wrote: I am new to Newsgroups. Can you please tell me where the Win Media Player newgroup hides itself. I have looked in Clip-Art and Media, but that appears to be mainly Clip-Arty! Movies produced by Camtasia Studio can have a Table of Contents which allows me to jump to to marked points, so, in my innocence, I thought this might be easy. "K Dales" wrote: To do something that complex you would need to use Excel to automate your audio player. You could, for example, use VBA code to create an instance of Windows Media Player and then automate it to do what you want, but the details would be dependent on the object model for Win Media Player, and I have minimal experience with that. But to get you pointed in that direction, I would suggest you head to the newsgroups for Windows Media Player - and if you are not familiar with how to automate applications from within VBA do a search of the MSDN site on the topic "automation". -- - K Dales "Natalie" wrote: I want to create a VBA macro in Excel which will play an audio file that is hyperlinked from the cell next to the selected cell, but it is not to start playing from the beginning of the file. The start time is to be taken from the active cell. I want to know if it is possible to do this, and if so, how. Thanks |
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