Stop currently playing sound

[skribb]

Is there a way to Stop currently playing sound within EG? thanks

[blaher]

From what source?

[skribb]

From what source?

eventghost:
system > sound card > play sound

[blaher]

You could press mute using the same part of EventGhost, but I'm not sure how to abort it there. You could always use another external program that can be controlled like winamp, or foobar, and stop it instead.

[skribb]

You could press mute using the same part of EventGhost, but I'm not sure how to abort it there. You could always use another external program that can be controlled like winamp, or foobar, and stop it instead.

Well I have tried with AutoHotkey which would be the most ideal solution but I can't make sound work there for some reason. i don't fancy the idea of having to open a program with a UI just to play a sound file.

[Pako]

I suggest you use CrystalWolf Audio Player. This is a very small, but very good audio player.

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Remarks :

• The path to the file to be played can be specified as Command line options:. It can be also "{eg.event.payload}" (including the quotation marks !).
• In the combo box you can select Window options: Minimized, so it can be invisible.

Pako

[Pako]

i don't fancy the idea of having to open a program with a UI just to play a sound file.

If it is a big problem, you can use (for example) command line player DLC.

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Note:
Command line options may be, for example -w "{eg.event.payload}" (including the quotation marks !).
Contents of Python Script:

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from win32com.client import GetObject
from win32api import OpenProcess, TerminateProcess, CloseHandle
PROCESS_TERMINATE = 1
WMI = GetObject('winmgmts:')
processes = WMI.InstancesOf('Win32_Process')
p = WMI.ExecQuery('select * from Win32_Process where Name="dlc.exe"')
pid = p[0].Properties_('ProcessId').Value

handle = OpenProcess(PROCESS_TERMINATE, False, pid)
TerminateProcess(handle, -1)
CloseHandle(handle)

Pako

[skribb]

Thank you for the tips

[Pako]

Thank you for the tips

This is obviously intended for all users who will solve a similar problem.
It would be nice if you posted your final solution.

Pako

[skribb]

Thank you for the tips

This is obviously intended for all users who will solve a similar problem.
It would be nice if you posted your final solution.

Pako

I like the way you think.

Concerning my solution, I always have like 100 projects simultaneously, so I probably won't get thru with this for several months My automation setup is growing all the time, so much to keep track of