Anyone know the executable I could call from a command line that would tell the Windows XP CD burner utility to burn a .wav file that I send to it?
This has nothing to do with music stuff. I'm writing a business application in VB.Net, that works with an alerting system that makes voice recordings as .wav files for alerting events. When something happens and an alert goes out, whatever is said on the conference line is digitally recorded and sent over to my app as a .wav, and from there it's stored in a database. If you want to get it out and hear it, I have a button you can click that will get it out and create a fresh .wav for you to listen to. The last thing I need to do is make it so the customer can click a button in my app and have it write the wav to CD for archiving. I have found the hidden directory where files are put when you right click and select to send a file to CD. I can get the wavs sent there and the little balloon message pops up and you can go on and finish the process. But I found that if you put in a CD that has never been used for anything, a "fresh" CD, I get an error - "Incorrect function". If I record something first before trying to get my app to do it, there's no problem.
Right now the code streams the data out of the database right into the new file in the hidden directory. I thought I could instead stream it to a temp file and then COPY that file into the hidden directory and call XP's burning utility with a command line. Maybe that would bypass the error. But I don't know the executable for it.
This has nothing to do with music stuff. I'm writing a business application in VB.Net, that works with an alerting system that makes voice recordings as .wav files for alerting events. When something happens and an alert goes out, whatever is said on the conference line is digitally recorded and sent over to my app as a .wav, and from there it's stored in a database. If you want to get it out and hear it, I have a button you can click that will get it out and create a fresh .wav for you to listen to. The last thing I need to do is make it so the customer can click a button in my app and have it write the wav to CD for archiving. I have found the hidden directory where files are put when you right click and select to send a file to CD. I can get the wavs sent there and the little balloon message pops up and you can go on and finish the process. But I found that if you put in a CD that has never been used for anything, a "fresh" CD, I get an error - "Incorrect function". If I record something first before trying to get my app to do it, there's no problem.
Right now the code streams the data out of the database right into the new file in the hidden directory. I thought I could instead stream it to a temp file and then COPY that file into the hidden directory and call XP's burning utility with a command line. Maybe that would bypass the error. But I don't know the executable for it.