Help for HMI Conception

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I am new in C++ and I want to design a HMI for an audio project. there are 3 types of sounds ( selfgenerated, and soundWav soundMP3) HMI should allow to play 5 sounds at the same time in the 5 existing output devices (the 5 sounds may for exemple be 2 selfgenerated , a soundWAV and soundMP3 ) play pause stop orders must be common to all 5 sounds played but the volume must be specific to each one
I do not know how to design a such HMI
Thank you very much

Posted 14-Jun-11 23:24pm

kinani

Updated 14-Jun-11 23:25pm

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-14T23:38:00

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Well, your requirements are clear (but "2 selfgenerated , a soundWAV and soundMP3" add up to 4 not 5): I see five group boxes, each one with a listbox (for device selection) and slider (for volume setting), finally, at the bottom of the window, the play, pause, stop buttons.

Posted 14-Jun-11 23:38pm

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kinani 15-Jun-11 8:08am

thanks for request and for reporting the error ( indeed 3 selfgenerated 1 WAvsound and 1 MP3sound )but i dont know how can i have 5 group boxes in the same window with MFC and choose the sound type to be introduced?

CPallini 15-Jun-11 8:15am

Indeed you may have multiple group boxes in MFC window. Try for instance, to use the resource editor for adding the group boxes to a dialog or a FormView.

kinani 15-Jun-11 8:24am

thank you for help last question how can I choose the sound type to be played ? because in the beginning the user must choose sound types to be played

CPallini 15-Jun-11 8:27am

What do you mean with 'sound type'?

kinani 15-Jun-11 8:28am

there is 3 types of sound selfgenerated , WAVsound and MP3sound

CPallini 15-Jun-11 8:39am

The listboxes (one inside each group box) should allow the selection.

kinani 15-Jun-11 8:50am

Thank you very much