MP3 Alarm Clock (Updated)
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Hi All
Here is a little Tutorial on how to create a Cool Looking MP3 Alarm Clock ;)
Again this is a very Easy, But very effective never the less lmao;
The code i have submitted below is for Buttons and not Checkboxes, so its up to you how you want it too look
Also i have my WindowsMediaPlayer Component below the Form and have hidden it from view
Once you have added the components and the code then Run the Application, Open your MP3 File that you wish to Play by clicking on the Open MP3 Button. Then set the Alarm Time by clicking in the textbox OnScreen and Set your Alarm Time. Then Press the Start Alarm Button, You should get a MessageBox Popup to say that the Alarm is on, and the same will happen when you click the Stop Alarm Button and that will say Alarm Off.
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OK Lets get Coding and get those Creative Juices Flowing Peeps
How about all those who create this, Reply to this Post with A SCREENSHOT of their Creation, it would be nice to see what you have Created cooll;
On your Form you will need
1 Textbox ( Set the Text in the Properties to 00:00:00 )
5 Buttons ( I have used Checkboxes for some of my Buttons)
3 Groupboxes ( Optional )
1 Combobox
1 Label
2 Timers
( Timer 1 is Enabled and the Interval is set to "1"
Timer 2 is False and the Interval is again set to "1")
1 Windows MediaPlayer Component
1 OpenFileDialog
Timer 2 Code
Timer1 Code (which will show the Current Time)
OpenFileDialog Code
Start Alarm Button Code (which is for setting the Alarm Time)
Stop Alarm Button Code
Show Playlist Button Code
Hide Playlist Button Code
Open MP3 File Button Code
Chris
Here is a little Tutorial on how to create a Cool Looking MP3 Alarm Clock ;)
Again this is a very Easy, But very effective never the less lmao;
The code i have submitted below is for Buttons and not Checkboxes, so its up to you how you want it too look
Also i have my WindowsMediaPlayer Component below the Form and have hidden it from view
Once you have added the components and the code then Run the Application, Open your MP3 File that you wish to Play by clicking on the Open MP3 Button. Then set the Alarm Time by clicking in the textbox OnScreen and Set your Alarm Time. Then Press the Start Alarm Button, You should get a MessageBox Popup to say that the Alarm is on, and the same will happen when you click the Stop Alarm Button and that will say Alarm Off.

With Themes Built in




OK Lets get Coding and get those Creative Juices Flowing Peeps

How about all those who create this, Reply to this Post with A SCREENSHOT of their Creation, it would be nice to see what you have Created cooll;
On your Form you will need
1 Textbox ( Set the Text in the Properties to 00:00:00 )
5 Buttons ( I have used Checkboxes for some of my Buttons)
3 Groupboxes ( Optional )
1 Combobox
1 Label
2 Timers
( Timer 1 is Enabled and the Interval is set to "1"
Timer 2 is False and the Interval is again set to "1")
1 Windows MediaPlayer Component
1 OpenFileDialog
Timer 2 Code
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If TextBox1.Text = Label1.Text Then
Timer1.Enabled = False
AxWindowsMediaPlayer1.URL = ComboBox1.SelectedItem
TextBox1.Clear()
End If
Timer1 Code (which will show the Current Time)
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Label1.Text = TimeString
OpenFileDialog Code
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For Each track As String In OpenFileDialog1.FileNames
ComboBox1.Items.Add(track)
Next
Start Alarm Button Code (which is for setting the Alarm Time)
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Timer2.Enabled = True
If TextBox1.Text = "00:00:00" Then
MsgBox("Insert Time")
End If
MsgBox("Alarm On")
Stop Alarm Button Code
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Timer2.Enabled = False
Timer1.Enabled = True
MsgBox("Alarm Off")
Show Playlist Button Code
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ComboBox1.Visible = True
Hide Playlist Button Code
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ComboBox1.Visible = false
Open MP3 File Button Code
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Any Problems then please send me a message or reply to this post and i will get back to you ASAP and talk you through itOpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog()
Chris
Hello,
This is awsome! Good job cooll;
Im going to design a theme.
This is awsome! Good job cooll;
Im going to design a theme.
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Ok, well is there any way to make the songs stay in the list box?
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