How do I: use properties.resources.ses2.wav

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Hello,
I am use for play sound ;

C#

string soundPath = "G:\\altYapiTest\\altYapiTest\\Resources\\ses2.wav";

but I want use this

C#

string(etc.) soundPath = Properties.Resources.ses2

I added to the Resources.

What I have tried:

C#

string soundPath = "G:\\altYapiTest\\altYapiTest\\Resources\\ses2.wav";

EDIT

namespace altYapiTest

C#

using System.Media;

C#

SoundPlayer sesCal = new SoundPlayer();
string sesYolu;
sesYolu = "G:\\altYapiTest\\altYapiTest\\Resources\\ses2.wav";
sesCal.SoundLocation = sesYolu;
sesCal.Play();

Posted 16-Nov-16 6:00am

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Updated 16-Nov-16 8:56am

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Richard Deeming 16-Nov-16 13:39pm

In order to answer your question, we need to know what you're using to play the file.

Click "Improve question" and add the full namespace and name of the control you're using.

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2016-11-16T08:56:00

To load the file from an embedded resource, you're going to need to use the SoundPlayer.Stream[^] property instead of the SoundLocation property.

C#

SoundPlayer sesCal = new SoundPlayer();
sesCal.Stream = Properties.Resources.ResourceManager.GetStream("ses2.wav");
sesCal.Play();

NB: The SoundPlayer.Play[^] method returns immediately, and plays the sound on a background thread. If you want your code to wait until the sound has finished playing, which will block the UI, you would need to use the SoundPlayer.PlaySync[^] method.