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29 Sep 2012
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Tutorial: How to Record Audio Files with FireMonkey FM2
This tutorial demonstrates how to use FireMonkey to capture audio media data
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Tim DelChiaro
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Tutorial
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16 Jan 2006
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2006 PGD Annual 'The Big Boss' Game Programming Competition
Details about this year's game programming competition being held over at http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com/
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Dominique Louis
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Contributed Article
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28 Feb 2003
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Speech Synthesis & Speech Recognition: Using SAPI 4 Low Level Interfaces
Details of adding speech synthesis and speech recognition capabilities into Delphi applications using the low-level programming interfaces in Microsoft Speech API v4.0 (SAPI 4).
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Brian Long
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Contributed Article
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28 Feb 2003
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Speech Synthesis & Speech Recognition: Using SAPI 5.1
Details of adding speech synthesis and speech recognition capabilities into Delphi applications using the Microsoft Speech API v5.1 (SAPI 5.1).
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Brian Long
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Contributed Article
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28 Feb 2003
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Speech Synthesis & Speech Recognition: Using SAPI 4 High Level Interfaces
Details of adding speech synthesis and speech recognition capabilities into Delphi applications using the high-level programming interfaces in Microsoft Speech API v4.0 (SAPI 4).
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Brian Long
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Contributed Article
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28 Feb 2003
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Speech Synthesis & Speech Recognition: Overview
Overview of adding speech synthesis and speech recognition capabilities into Delphi applications using the Microsoft Speech API (SAPI).
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Brian Long
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Contributed Article
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29 Mar 2000
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Code sample to detect if there is a sound device present on a computer.
This code sample detects whether a sound device is present on the computer were your application is running.
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Kendall Sullivan
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FAQ
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6 Dec 1999
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A Multimedia Assembly Line: Part II Generating a Component
In part II the author takes a detailed look at the code-generating engine.
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David Intersimone
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Article
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6 Dec 1999
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A Multimedia Assembly Line Part I: Enhancing a Delphi Expert
The first installment of a two-part series begins with an overview of the expert and the sound-playing capabilities it supports and how that functionality is implemented in the expert and the components it produces.
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David Intersimone
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Article
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