Enter your room and the music starts :D

Nemcija · February 19, 2008

Hi guys

While writing on a much bigger project than this i've got nice idea for my room.

I positioned a microphone connected to my computer near my door at home.

My computer is running with winamp paused.

And this script running:

;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
;~ MusicStarter TestVersion
;~  By Nemcija (BlackShadow3@web.de)
;~  With UDF's by CyberZeroCool
;~
;~ Just call it crap :D
;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
#region Settings
$VoiceActivationLevel = 5 ; Use Debugmode to determine this
$SleepBeforeCheck = 60 ;Seconds bevor start checking the microphonelevel (time to leave the room :D)

$Debugmode = false ;To determine the activation level
#endregion Settings
#region Includes
#Include <string.au3>
#endregion Includes
#region Functions
Func _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, $hwndCallback)
    Return DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciSendStringA", "str", $lpszCommand, "str", $lpszReturnString, "long", $cchReturn, "long", 0)
EndFunc

Func _mciShowError($mciError,$add = "test")
    Dim $errStr
    $errStr = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
    $Result = DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciGetErrorStringA", "long", $mciError, "string", $errStr, "long", StringLen($errStr))
    MsgBox(0, "MCI "&$add, "MCI Error Number " & $mciError & ":" & $Result[2])
EndFunc   ;==>_mciShowError

Func _LevelCheck()
    Global $lpszCommand,$lpszReturnString,$cchReturn
    $mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0)
    If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then 
        _mciShowError($mciError[0])
    EndIf
    _AddToLastLevels($mciError[2])
EndFunc

Func _AddToLastLevels($level)
    Global $LastLevels,$LevelTime,$Debugmode
    $LastLevels[$LastLevelsSet] = $level
    $LastLevelsSet += 1
    If $Debugmode Then ToolTip($level)
    If $LastLevelsSet = $LevelTime+1 Then $LastLevelsSet = 1
EndFunc
#endregion Functions
#region Startup
$lpszDevice = "new type waveaudio"
$lpszOpenFlags = "alias mywave"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "open %s %s %s", $lpszDevice, $lpszOpenFlags, $lpszFlags)
$lpszReturnString = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
$cchReturn = StringLen($lpszReturnString)
$mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0);
If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then 
    _mciShowError($mciError[0],"Startup Error")
    Exit
EndIf

$lpszDeviceID = "mywave"
$lpszRequest = "level"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "status %s %s %s", $lpszDeviceID, $lpszRequest, $lpszFlags)

$LevelTime = 15  ; *100ms

Dim $LastLevels[$LevelTime+1]
For $i = 1 To $LevelTime
    $LastLevels[$i] = 0 
Next

$LastLevelsSet = 1

AdlibEnable("_LevelCheck",100)
#endregion Startup
#region Runtime
Sleep($SleepBeforeCheck*1000)
While 1
    Sleep(100)
    $Active = False
    $i = 0
    While (($i <= $LevelTime) And (Not $Active))
        $Active = $Active Or ($LastLevels[$i] >= $VoiceActivationLevel)
        $i +=1
    WEnd
    If $Active Then
        Send("{MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE}")
        Exit
    EndIf
WEnd
#endregion Runtime

So when i come home from work plop ... i open the door and the music starts playing :D

Before you ask why i'm using Dim $LastLevels[$LevelTime+1] and an search procedure ..

I've just copied that part from a much bigger project i'm working on at the time

And thanks to CyberZeroCool for the UDF's

*edit* Another way to use it: Clap in your hands -> Watch this video

Greetings Nemcija.

P.S.: I hope you understand my english

Edited February 19, 2008 by Nemcija

TPaul81 · February 19, 2008

Very creative. Nice job!

James · February 19, 2008

I have to try this when I get home!

weaponx · February 19, 2008

I was kind of expecting that you would be using a webcam for this, to detect movement. I would be worried that I have my speakers on full blast and somebody pounds on my door only to be greeted by 200 db of bone crushing rock.

Toady · February 19, 2008

I like this, it's original. Keep up the creative ideas, we really need them here.

Nbanonimous · February 19, 2008

veryy sexxxy

Pascal257 · February 19, 2008

omg thats awesome!

I'm just thinking about implementing (after understanding how your technology works ^^) the following feature to pplayer:

1 clap: play/pause

2 claps: next song

3 claps: prev song

that should be difficult but I'd like to try it ^^

of course you'll get credited for this

thanks for this amazing work!

Richard Robertson · February 19, 2008

Nice. Too bad I don't have a microphone. Or a computer that sits in my room.

I got a nice surround sound system though...

Nemcija · February 19, 2008

@Pascal257: Mh.... i tried to write a clap control - but it is very hard to adjust :)

I think it takes a long period of testing ..

But if you want to have al look at it:

;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
;~ ClapWinampcontrol TestVersion
;~  By Nemcija (BlackShadow3@web.de)
;~  With UDF's by CyberZeroCool
;~
;~ Just call it crap :D
;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
#region Settings
$VoiceActivationLevel = 50  ; Should be louder than your music ^^
                            ; But you will have to clap as loud as possible o_O
                            ; Not good :(

$Debugmode = false ;To determine the activation level (clap once and remember the number)
#endregion Settings
#region Includes
#Include <string.au3>
#endregion Includes
#region Functions
Func _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, $hwndCallback)
    Return DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciSendStringA", "str", $lpszCommand, "str", $lpszReturnString, "long", $cchReturn, "long", 0)
EndFunc

Func _mciShowError($mciError,$add = "test")
    Dim $errStr
    $errStr = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
    $Result = DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciGetErrorStringA", "long", $mciError, "string", $errStr, "long", StringLen($errStr))
    MsgBox(0, "MCI "&$add, "MCI Error Number " & $mciError & ":" & $Result[2])
EndFunc   ;==>_mciShowError

Func _LevelCheck()
    Global $lpszCommand,$lpszReturnString,$cchReturn
    $mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0)
    If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then 
        _mciShowError($mciError[0])
    EndIf
    _AddToLastLevels($mciError[2])
EndFunc

Func _AddToLastLevels($level)
    Global $LastLevels,$LevelTime,$Debugmode
    $LastLevels[$LastLevelsSet] = $level
    $LastLevelsSet += 1
    If $Debugmode Then ToolTip($level)
    If $LastLevelsSet = $LevelTime+1 Then $LastLevelsSet = 1
EndFunc
#endregion Functions
#region Startup
$lpszDevice = "new type waveaudio"
$lpszOpenFlags = "alias mywave"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "open %s %s %s", $lpszDevice, $lpszOpenFlags, $lpszFlags)
$lpszReturnString = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
$cchReturn = StringLen($lpszReturnString)
$mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0);
If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then 
    _mciShowError($mciError[0],"Startup Error")
    Exit
EndIf

$lpszDeviceID = "mywave"
$lpszRequest = "level"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "status %s %s %s", $lpszDeviceID, $lpszRequest, $lpszFlags)

$LevelTime = 30  ; *100ms

Dim $LastLevels[$LevelTime+1]
For $i = 1 To $LevelTime
    $LastLevels[$i] = 0 
Next

$LastLevelsSet = 1

AdlibEnable("_LevelCheck",50)
#endregion Startup
#region Runtime
While 1
    Sleep(50)
    $i = 1
    $ClapCount = 0
    While $i <= $LevelTime
        If $LastLevels[$i] >= $VoiceActivationLevel Then 
            $ClapCount +=1
            $i +=2
        EndIf
        $i +=1
    WEnd
    
    If $LastLevels[Mod($LastLevelsSet+1,$LevelTime)] >= $VoiceActivationLevel Then
        Switch($ClapCount)
            Case 1
                Send("{MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE}")
            Case 2
                Send("{MEDIA_NEXT}")
            Case 3
                Send("{MEDIA_PREV}")
        EndSwitch
        For $i = 1 To $LevelTime
            $LastLevels[$i] = 0 
        Next
    EndIf
WEnd
#endregion Runtime

Pascal257 · February 19, 2008

@Pascal257: Mh.... i tried to write a clap control - but it is very hard to adjust :)
I think it takes a long period of testing ..

But if you want to have al look at it:
;just some nice code

holy crap thats just awesome.

It works perfectly for me - but I'll try to go another way - with dynamic voiceactivation

but I'd like to thank you for this beginning, I'll post my solution when its working pretty good ^^

I'm thinking of another dynamic check:

Then the user starts with a low voice and gets louder the player highers the volume and vice versa ^^

just have to see how good it works ^^

greetings,

Pascal

P.S.: You may give me any email/icq/msn so we can talk in german

Swift · February 19, 2008

This is really...really...awesome...I had to set the level to 15...I have a bad Mic...but it works well...I walk in...BOOM! Music. It is awesome...I thank you so much for this...!

TPaul81 · February 19, 2008

I think we could implement the sound control in a lock down script. Only a ninja could use his pc -> *cough* BAAMMMMM *LOCK DOWN*

Achilles · February 20, 2008

Nice work! Multiple Desktops changing desktops when you clap... hmm.. sounds interesting...

I'm going to do some great pranks with my friends with this...

My friends: How in the world??? It's magic!!!

Michel Claveau · February 20, 2008

Hi, all!

With the nice idea from Nemcija, I coded my version of Clap-control.

For detect a Clap, the soft search a high level, then the soft wait a low level.

And, the compiled version accept three arguments, for launch three differents commands (for 1, 2 r 3 claps). More than 3 close the soft.

Sorry for my bad english, and thanks to Nemcija

#Include <string.au3>
$cde1=""
$cde2=""
$cde3=""
if $CmdLine[0]>0 then
    $cde1=$CmdLine[1]
endif
if $CmdLine[0]>1 then
    $cde2=$CmdLine[2]
endif
if $CmdLine[0]>2 then
    $cde3=$CmdLine[3]
endif


$VoiceActivationLevel = 40
$level=0

Func _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, $hwndCallback)
    Return DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciSendStringA", "str", $lpszCommand, "str", $lpszReturnString, "long", $cchReturn, "long", 0)
EndFunc

Func _mciShowError($mciError,$add = "test")
    Dim $errStr
    $errStr = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
    $Result = DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciGetErrorStringA", "long", $mciError, "string", $errStr, "long", StringLen($errStr))
    MsgBox(0, "MCI "&$add, "MCI Error Number " & $mciError & ":" & $Result[2])
EndFunc 

Func ClapCheck()
    Global $lpszCommand,$lpszReturnString,$cchReturn,$level
    $level=0
    $mciError = _mciSendString("status tempwave level", $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0)
    If $mciError[0]<>0 Then 
        MsgBox(0,"Erreur MCI 37; ",$mciError[0])
    EndIf
    If $mciError[2]>0 Then
        $level=$mciError[2]
    EndIf
    If $level >= $VoiceActivationLevel Then 
        $retombe=$level
        While $retombe >= $VoiceActivationLevel
            $mciError = _mciSendString("status tempwave level", $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0)
            $retombe = $mciError[2]
            sleep(6)
        WEnd
    EndIf
EndFunc



$lpszReturnString = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
$cchReturn = StringLen($lpszReturnString)
$mciError = _mciSendString("open new type waveaudio alias tempwave", $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0);
If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then 
    _mciShowError($mciError[0],"Startup Error")
    Exit
EndIf


$interv=20
$delaimaxientre2clics = Int(600/$interv)  ; en millisecondes
$ClapCount = 0
$i=$delaimaxientre2clics

Global $level
$level=0

While 1
    Sleep($interv)
    $i-=1
    If $i<=0 Then
        If $ClapCount>0 Then
            If $ClapCount=1 Then
                If $cde1<>"" Then
                ;Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & $cde1, "", @SW_HIDE)
                    Run(@ComSpec & ' /cstart "" ' & $cde1, "", @SW_HIDE)
                Else
                    MsgBox(0,"Nb Claps",$ClapCount,1)
                EndIf
            EndIf
            If $ClapCount=2 Then
                If $cde2<>"" Then
                    Run(@ComSpec & ' /cstart "" ' & $cde2, "", @SW_HIDE)
                Else
                    MsgBox(0,"Nb Claps",$ClapCount,1)
                EndIf
            EndIf
            If $ClapCount=3 Then
                If $cde3<>"" Then
                    Run(@ComSpec & ' /cstart "" ' & $cde3, "", @SW_HIDE)
                Else
                    MsgBox(0,"Nb Claps",$ClapCount,1)
                EndIf
            EndIf
            If $ClapCount>3 Then
                MsgBox(0,"Nb Claps",$ClapCount,1)
            EndIf
        ;ToolTip($ClapCount,180,180,"Nb Claps comptés",0)
            If $ClapCount>3 Then
                MsgBox(0,"plus de 3 Claps","Fin du programme",2)
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        EndIf
        $i=$delaimaxientre2clics
        $ClapCount=0
    EndIf

    $level=0
    ClapCheck()
    If $level >= $VoiceActivationLevel Then 
        $ClapCount +=1
        $i=$delaimaxientre2clics
    ;ToolTip($ClapCount & "   " & $level & "   " & $i,80,80,"Nb Claps",0)
    EndIf
WEnd
Exit

Kreatorul · February 20, 2008

^but the music could be activating if someone knocks at your door...it's the same thing as clapping

Sn0opy · February 20, 2008

^but the music could be activating if someone knocks at your door...it's the same thing as clapping

But it would be awesome, like in the movie "Home Alone" (Kevin allein zu Haus in Gemany), if someone knocks on your door and a cruel voice screams at him, while you sitting in the garden to see the guy running out of your house

Think i'll have a look at it later. Maybe i can find an easyer way to detect it.

Edited February 20, 2008 by Sn0opy

mashenden · April 2, 2008

Interesting indeed. I have been wanting a way to mute when the phone rings. This may do it.

Question - If someone leaves the system mute on then leaves, does this program take the mute off when it hears noise? If so, which command in your srcipt did that? I am seaching for a quick way to do this. Vol up once probably would work as well.

[Edit- I confirmed that Send ("{Volume_Up}") did turn off the system mute in another script that I wrote to launch iTunes and start playing a song in Party Shuffle using a single shortcut and/or remote button with Intelliremote]

Matt A

Edited April 2, 2008 by mashenden

Jango · April 2, 2008

^but the music could be activating if someone knocks at your door...it's the same thing as clapping

Yes and if it's a thief, he will think someone is present, this AutoIt script saved your goods

crashdemons · April 5, 2008

I saw this in another thread and I was simply amazed

I could just tap my microphone to play/pause music

- I modified to have some things

+enable/disable button so you can set some form values without problems

+hide-able GUI (close button hides, left-click on icon shows - right-click on icon gives you the Quit option)

+on-form user-definable Min/Max values (with option to "Set To Current Level")

+on-form user-definable "Events" when it gets too quiet or too loud. (Uses Execute() so Send() can still work)

+Vertical progress bar for audio level between the min/max values

Note: some values like $SleepBeforeCheck and $VoiceActivationLevel are still included, but deprecated if you use this mod.

Edit: Removed some uncalled vars and an unnecessary line.

;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
;~ MusicStarter TestVersion (Modified GUI Version by Crash Daemonicus)
;~  By Nemcija (BlackShadow3@web.de)
;~  With UDF's by CyberZeroCool
;~
;~ Just call it crap
;~ -----------------------------------------------------------------
#region Settings
$Debugmode = False;To determine the activation level
$Enabled=False
#endregion Settings
#region Includes
#Include <GUIConstants.au3>
#Include <string.au3>
#endregion Includes
#region Functions
Func _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, $hwndCallback)
    Return DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciSendStringA", "str", $lpszCommand, "str", $lpszReturnString, "long", $cchReturn, "long", 0)
EndFunc

Func _mciShowError($mciError,$add = "test")
    Dim $errStr
    $errStr = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
    $Result = DllCall("winmm.dll", "long", "mciGetErrorStringA", "long", $mciError, "string", $errStr, "long", StringLen($errStr))
    MsgBox(0, "MCI "&$add, "MCI Error Number " & $mciError & ":" & $Result[2])
EndFunc   ;==>_mciShowError

Func _LevelCheck()
    Global $lpszCommand,$lpszReturnString,$cchReturn
    $mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0)
    If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then
        _mciShowError($mciError[0])
    EndIf
    _AddToLastLevels($mciError[2])
EndFunc

Func _AddToLastLevels($level)
    Global $LastLevels,$LevelTime,$Debugmode,$AudioLevelBox
    $LastLevels[$LastLevelsSet] = $level
    $LastLevelsSet += 1
    If $Debugmode Then ToolTip($level)
    ;GUICtrlSetData($AudioLevelBox,$level)
    $prcnt=_ToPercent($level,GUICtrlRead($minaudiolevelbox),GUICtrlRead($maxaudiolevelbox),0)
    GUICtrlSetData($AudioLevelBox,$level)
    GUICtrlSetData($audiolevelbar,100-$prcnt)
    If $LastLevelsSet = $LevelTime+1 Then $LastLevelsSet = 1
EndFunc
Func EnableButton()
    Global $Enabled, $EnableButton
    Switch $Enabled
        Case True
            $Enabled=False
            GUICtrlSetData($EnableButton,"Disabled")
            AdlibDisable()
        Case False
            $Enabled=True
            GUICtrlSetData($EnableButton,"Enabled")
            AdlibEnable("_LevelCheck",100)
    EndSwitch
EndFunc
Func SetMin()
    GUICtrlSetData($minaudiolevelbox,GUICtrlRead($AudioLevelBox))
EndFunc
Func SetMax()
    GUICtrlSetData($maxaudiolevelbox,GUICtrlRead($AudioLevelBox))
EndFunc
Func _ToPercent($i, $n, $x,$round=-1)
    ;converts a number in a range of numbers
    ;proportionally to number in a range from 0 to 100
    ;despite whether the numbers are negative or not
    $P = 100 * (($i - $n) / ($x - $n));
    If $round>-1 Then $P=Round($P,$round)
    Return $P
EndFunc   ;==>_ToPercent
Func _Quit()
    AdlibDisable()
    Exit
EndFunc
Func _Close()
    Global $hidden
    Switch $hidden
        Case True
            GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
            $hidden=False
        Case False
            GUISetState(@SW_HIDE)
            $hidden=True
    EndSwitch
EndFunc
#endregion Functions
#region Startup
$lpszDevice = "new type waveaudio"
$lpszOpenFlags = "alias mywave"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "open %s %s %s", $lpszDevice, $lpszOpenFlags, $lpszFlags)
$lpszReturnString = _StringRepeat(" ", 256)
$cchReturn = StringLen($lpszReturnString)
$mciError = _mciSendString($lpszCommand, $lpszReturnString, $cchReturn, 0);
If $mciError[0] <> 0 Then
    _mciShowError($mciError[0],"Startup Error")
    Exit
EndIf

$lpszDeviceID = "mywave"
$lpszRequest = "level"
$lpszFlags = ""
$lpszCommand = StringFormat( "status %s %s %s", $lpszDeviceID, $lpszRequest, $lpszFlags)

$LevelTime = 15  ; *100ms

Dim $LastLevels[$LevelTime+1]
For $i = 1 To $LevelTime
    $LastLevels[$i] = 0
Next

$LastLevelsSet = 1

;AdlibEnable("_LevelCheck",100)
#endregion Startup
#Region ### START Koda GUI section ### Form=C:\Documents and Settings\x\Desktop\audioeventform.kxf
$audioeventform = GUICreate("Audio Events", 222, 222, 193, 115)
$Label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Audio Level", 5, 5, 60, 17)
$AudioLevelBox = GUICtrlCreateLabel("0", 80, 4, 43, 17, BitOR($SS_CENTER,$SS_SUNKEN))
$EnableButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Disabled", 132, 3, 69, 19, 0)
$audiolevelbar = GUICtrlCreateProgress(203, 1, 15, 216, BitOR($PBS_VERTICAL,$WS_BORDER))
$Group1 = GUICtrlCreateGroup("Minimum Audio", 6, 42, 193, 65)
$Label3 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Level", 11, 58, 45, 19)
$Label4 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Event", 11, 80, 44, 17)
$minaudiolevelbox = GUICtrlCreateInput("-1", 56, 58, 83, 21, BitOR($ES_CENTER,$ES_AUTOHSCROLL))
$minaudioeventbox = GUICtrlCreateInput("", 56, 80, 134, 21)
$minaudiolevelresetbutton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Current", 141, 58, 50, 20, 0)
GUICtrlCreateGroup("", -99, -99, 1, 1)
$Group1 = GUICtrlCreateGroup("Maximum Audio", 5, 129, 193, 65)
$Label5 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Level", 10, 145, 39, 17)
$Label6 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Event", 10, 167, 44, 17)
$maxaudiolevelbox = GUICtrlCreateInput("25", 55, 145, 83, 21, BitOR($ES_CENTER,$ES_AUTOHSCROLL))
$maxaudioeventbox = GUICtrlCreateInput("Send('{MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE}')", 55, 167, 134, 21)
$maxaudioresetbutton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Current", 140, 145, 50, 20, 0)
GUICtrlCreateGroup("", -99, -99, 1, 1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
#EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###
#region Runtime
;Sleep($SleepBeforeCheck*1000)
$hidden=False
Opt("GUIOnEventMode",1);
GUISetOnEvent(-3,"_close")
GUICtrlSetOnEvent($EnableButton,"EnableButton")
GUICtrlSetOnEvent($minaudiolevelresetbutton,"SetMin")
GUICtrlSetOnEvent($maxaudioresetbutton,"SetMax")
TraySetClick (8)
TraySetToolTip ("Audio Events")
Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1)
Opt("TrayOnEventMode",1)
Opt("TrayAutoPause",0)
Opt("TrayMenuMode",1)
$trayq=TrayCreateItem("Quit Program")
TrayItemSetOnEvent ($trayq,"_Quit")
$trayx=TrayCreateItem("Close Menu")
TraySetOnEvent (-7, "_close" )
TrayTip("Audio Events","Clicking this icon shows/hides the 'Audio Events' window."&@CRLF&"Right-Clicking it gives you the option of Quitting.",8)

Global $activestate=0
While 1
    Sleep(100)
    If $Enabled Then
        $Active = False
        $activestate=0
        $i = 0
        While (($i <= $LevelTime) And ($Active==False))
            ;$Active = $Active Or ($LastLevels[$i] >= $VoiceActivationLevel)
            ;If StringLen($LastLevels[$i])<1 Then ContinueLoop
            $levx=Int($LastLevels[$i])
            $max=Int(GUICtrlRead($maxaudiolevelbox))
            $min=Int(GUICtrlRead($minaudiolevelbox))
            If ($levx >=$max) Then
                $Active=True
                $activestate=1; +1 max
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            If ($levx <= $min) Then
                $Active=True
                $activestate=-1;-1 min
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            $i +=1
        WEnd
        If $Active Then
            ConsoleWrite(@CRLF&"active "&$activestate)
            Switch $activestate
                Case 1
                    Execute(GUICtrlRead($maxaudioeventbox))
                Case -1
                    Execute(GUICtrlRead($minaudioeventbox))
            EndSwitch
            Sleep(2000)
        EndIf
    EndIf
WEnd
#endregion Runtime

Edited April 5, 2008 by crashdemons

z0mgItsJohn · April 5, 2008

Wow ^^ Nice Script Keep Up The Good Work Too Bad I Can't Really Test It :/ But I Was Thinking Of An Ideal Could You Make A Voice Password Protected File? O: Or Something Like That?

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