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Seems to work on 6.21 with debugger disabled ...

Can WebViewExecuteScript be called right after adding WebViewGadget,
or do we have to use BindWebViewCallback with DOMContentLoaded first?

Thanks for the tips ... I was more interested in having the program not prevent regular scheduled sleep states,
however I believe the issue is not with PB but my Realtek driver, when sound plays it keeps a request open:

powercfg -requests

SYSTEM:
[DRIVER] Realtek High Definition Audio
An audio ...

Consider the following code that plays a sound with a timer, the sound is just a bit shorter than the timer ... almost a loop ...

This seems to prevent windows from going to sleep, and I was wondering if anyone would have a solution to this ..



InitSound()
UseOGGSoundDecoder()

OpenWindow(1, 200 ...

Consider the following code,- it seems to prevent Windows from going to sleep:



EnableExplicit

Enumeration 100
#Window
#WebView
EndEnumeration

OpenWindow(#Window, 100, 100, 400, 200, "Test", #PB_Window_MinimizeGadget | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered)
WebViewGadget(#WebView, 0, 0, 400, 200 ...

Ok that makes sense, although I've noticed that when you FreeMemory it just overwrites a few bytes at the beginning of the buffer
and you can actually make a second call to CatchSound afterwards and it will still play correctly as just the text strings are corrupted ...

This makes it hard to test ...

Great, I was fixing it in a similar way but yours is a bit cleaner :)

Couple questions ...

Would memory de-allocate here cause any issues:

CatchSound(Sound, *WAVBuffer)
FreeMemory(*WAVBuffer)

I was thinking make it a global at the start of the program and don't free until program exit ...

Mine is similar code, and I only tested with a local admin account as that's what I've got setup:



EnableExplicit

Enumeration 100
#Window
EndEnumeration

#NOTIFY_FOR_THIS_SESSION = 0
#WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE = $02B1
#WTS_SESSION_UNLOCK = $8

Import "wtsapi32.lib"
WTSRegisterSessionNotification ...

I don't think it would help but I think I have found a solution via #WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE & #WTS_SESSION_UNLOCK

Thanks!

Ok perfect, that's what I have ...

Unfortnately I located another bug, with 24 bit generation, the 2 channels have different data, and playback is scrambled ... hmm!

I have made the following changes, maybe someone can double check if this was a correct fix:

From
To

I found an issue after analyzing the wave file and it seems the center frequency is 25460hz instead of 20000hz

I suspect the bug is around here somewhere:

Time = Sample / SamplingRate * 8
Tone = Sin(Time * Frequency) * 32767 * Volume


The complete code with wave output, the program should be ...

I have tried it, but it only works when Windows restarts, as when it goes to sleep while logged in, the taskbar is already loaded

I think it's safe to say the code works

Sometimes it helps for someone else to glance over the code to spot a mistake :)

I found out some clicks are caused by volume starting at 100% even though the sound should not be heard there's a click when beginning and ending playback ...

EDIT:

The For Next loop you specified was the same as ...