soundmanager

An abstraction on top of pyfmodex providing simple audio playback capability.

System requirements

To use soundmanager, you must have pyfmodex installed and working. For details, see tyrylu/pyfmodex.

Usage example

Using soundmanager is very simple thing to do. For example, this is a way how to play a sound file.

import soundmanager
sndmgr = soundmanager.SoundManager()
sndmgr.play("file_without_extension")

Now some notes to the above example. First, the file must be located in a directory which is known to soundmanager. The default is directory with name sounds. Of course, you can change that. And another thing, it must have a recognized file extension (mp3 and wav are examples of the default set). Yes, another configurable thing. You can also pass arguments to the fmod ex initialization.

soundmanager.sndmgr global

Upon calling the constructor a module global variable is initializet. It's useful when using soundmanager from different modules of your application, so you can do something like this:

from soundmanager import sndmgr

I am not sure if this is the best way of achieving the goal, but it's the current implementation.