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#Windows xp shutdown sound wav download drivers
NitroXP can increase the speed of Windows XP by forcing Windows to keep important operating system components and drivers in the RAM. Makes a SE folder wherever you run this script and will make sub folders from 1 to z if you press a key that is not yet defined and then you dump one or as many sounds as you like into that folder, it will play all sounds at once if there are more than one, even video files.you have ONE second from pressing the `~ key to keep pressing multiple trigger letters, as long as each letter is pressed withing one second it will play the next Sound effect, if you take to long, press the `~ key again to trigger the one second input window. NitroXP can decrease shutdown time by decreasing the amount of time Windows waits for a program to close and by disabling the shutdown sound. Run, %A_ScriptDir%\Wav.exe "%A_ScriptDir%\se\%UserInput%\%A_LoopFileName%" plays all the files in that folder Ifnotexist,%A_ScriptDir%\se\%UserInput% looks in SE folder for a folder named the same as the key you pressedįilecreatedir,%A_ScriptDir%\se\%UserInput% creates folder if it doesnt exist, then put sounds in it `::Gosub sfx press the key to the left of 1 to trigger sound effector SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% Ensures a consistent starting SendMode Input Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. #NoEnv Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
Template script (you can customize this template by editing "ShellNew\Template.ahk" in your Windows folder) ^4::PlaySound(A_WinDIR "\Media\onestop.mid")Ĭompile this to wav.exe and send anything you like to it all at the same time, it will load up to 30 instances at once and play all sounds at the same time.Īnd use my sound effects engine below to test wav.exe ^3::PlaySound(A_WinDIR "\Media\flourish.mid") ^2::PlaySound(A_WinDIR "\Media\Windows XP Shutdown.wav") ^1::PlaySound(A_WinDIR "\Media\Windows XP Startup.wav") And the original Sound1.AHK will still finish o.O It's odd that while Sound1.AHK is running, you can delete it, write another one, run the other one. SoundFile = %A_WinDIR%\Media\Windows XP Shutdown.wav SoundFile = %A_WinDIR%\Media\Windows XP Startup.wav You big-shots probably know an easier way, which I'm curious to hear, but this is what I came up with (This example reqs Windows XP):
I found a way around it to play overlapping sounds. If a file is playing and the current script plays a second file, the first file will be stopped so that the second one can play.
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