Adhoc Audio

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Adhoc Audio toolbar

The only way to control Adhoc Audio is with the Adhoc Audio toolbar. The Play Controls panel buttons do NOT affect Adhoc Audio playback.

• Play Adhoc Audio - Starts the audio playback from the beginning position of the audio (position 0:00). This is a pull-down menu that allows selection of the audio to play. If another Adhoc Audio file is currently playing, it is stopped. This will not play two audio files simultaneously.
• Stop Audio
• Pause Audio - Pauses playback.
• Resume Audio - Resumes from the paused playback position.
• Audio Status - Shows a message on the status bar with: current playing file name; volume; and playback position / full audio duration.
  Example Status message: "Adhoc Audio: Sea Of Tears.mp3; Volume=100%; Position :16 / 02:43"
• Manage Adhoc Audio - Provides management functions: Add, Delete, Edit, Reposition in the list of Adhoc Audio files.
• Set Audio Position - Sets the audio time position for playback. You are prompted to enter the new position.
  • If the audio is playing, playback jumps to the new time.
  • If the audio is stopped, you can set the position then click the Resume button to make playback begin at the new time.
  • If the new time is past the end of the audio, the audio will stop.
• Mute Audio Toggle - Toggles the Adhoc Audio volume between Mute and Un-Muted.
• Audio Volume Change - Pops up a dialog to change the Adhoc Audio volume (Figure 2).

• Buttons (Figure 1, from left to right): Play Adhoc Audio, Stop Audio, Pause Audio, Resume Audio, Audio Status, Manage Adhoc Audio, Set Audio Position, Mute Audio Toggle, Audio Volume Change

Figure 1. Adhoc Audio toolbar

Volume is a percent of the Windows Master Volume. Adhoc Audio Volume adjustments are controlled ONLY via the Adhoc Audio toolbar buttons. The Volume Slider panel does NOT affect Adhoc Audio volume. In Figure 2, the black double arrow buttons bump the volume 10% with each click.

Figure 2. Adhoc Audio Volume

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