My BBC Master - - - getting Beeped-off.

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Thanks for this info, Bill, it's very handy.

Very handy, but not really a workable solution, obviously (I know you didn't
intend for it to be).
One drawback in particular is that with the internal sound set, then the
beep will sound even if the user's sound settings are set to mute. That can
be a very unwanted effect.

I'd love to futher a civil and non-political call for better audio support
in Rev, and in my view something that needs to have no dependence on
QuickTime. 


Bill Marriott wrote:
> 
> Richmond,
> 
> I don't know if this has been answered (the thread diverged into political 
> discourse), but in Rev 2.9 and later your script will give the expected 
> results (at least on Windows) if you say,
> 
> set the beepsound to internal
> 
> set the beepPitch to 220
> 
> beep
> 
> set the beepPitch to 440
> 
> beep
> 
> This is because the beep command was changed to use the system alert by 
> default, and not the internal PC buzzer, which can do some interesting 
> things.
> 
> 
> 
> "Richmond Mathewson" <geradamas at yahoo.com> 
> wrote in message news:564498.57023.qm at web37506.mail.mud.yahoo.com...
> 
> In the middle of the night I awoke with "beep" in my head;
> 
> and so looked up:
> 
> beepPitch
> 
> getting all excited as I did so . . .
> 
> popped this into a button:
> 
> on mouseUp
> set the beepPitch to 220
> beep
> set the beepPitch to 440
> beep
> end mouseUp
> 
> I don't know what the value of 'beep' is at all as heard no beeps! 
> 
> 
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