Sonidos & giff

Para efectos de sonido te envio el siguiente ejemplo:
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*-- Class: sonidos (c:fuentescesaclasescesa.vcx)
*-- ParentClass: custom
*-- BaseClass: custom
*-- Forma de uso:
*-- MyMedia = CreateObject("Sonidos")
*-- MyMedia.Abresonido("C:\MultimediaMusicaShopin.wav")
*-- MyMedia.Play()
*-- Para detener el sonido en cualquier momento utiliza MyMedia.ClosePlay()
*-- Para hacer una pausa utiliza Mymedia.Pause()
*-- Divierte.-- recuerda que todo es posible en Foxpro
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DEFINE CLASS sonidos AS CUSTOM
mcierror = 0
mcierrorstring = "Objeto no localizado"
NAME = "sonidos"
openplay = .F.
*----------
* PROCEDURE AbreSonido
*----------
PROCEDURE AbreSonido
PARAMETERS cFileName
cFileName=ALLTRIM(cFileName)
*!* Revisamos el estado del archivo de sonidos
cCmd = ("STATUS FoxMedia READY")
IF THIS.doMCI(cCmd) = "true" THEN
*!* If one is, close it
cCMD = ("CLOSE FoxMedia WAIT")
THIS.doMCI(cCmd)
*!* And use the custom Disable method of the form to disable
*!* all appropriate controls
THISFORM.ctrlMedia1.DISABLE(.T.)
ENDIF
*!* Prompt the user for the media file to open
IF !EMPTY(cFileName)
IF !FILE(cFileName)
cFileName = GETFILE("avi|mov|wav|mid|cda","Archivo a ejecutar")
ENDIF
ELSE
cFileName = GETFILE("avi|mov|wav|mid|cda","Archivo a ejecutar")
ENDIF
IF !EMPTY(cFileName) THEN
_SCREEN.MOUSEPOINTER = 11
*!* Need to use window handle functions in FoxTools
* SET LIBRARY TO HOME() + ".FOXTOOLS.FLL"
SET LIBRARY TO FOXTOOLS.FLL
EXTERNAL PROCEDURE MainHWND
EXTERNAL PROCEDURE _WhToHwnd
EXTERNAL PROCEDURE _WOnTop
* Returns Handle of Main VFP Window
Main_hWnd = MainHWND()
* Get Handle of the form with FOXTOOLS.FLL
cur_window = _WhToHwnd(_WOnTop())
NullPointer = 0
*!* Set up open MCI command into string variable
cCmd = ('OPEN "' + cFileName + '" alias FoxMedia' + ;
' style child parent ' + ALLTRIM(STR(cur_window)) + ' WAIT')
*!* Execute the MCI command
THIS.doMCI(cCmd)
*!* Check to see if MCI command succeeded
IF THIS.MCIerror > 0 THEN
*!* If not, it might be a non-visual media
*!* We'll try to open it without setting the window parent
cCmd = ('OPEN "' + cFileName + '" alias FoxMedia WAIT')
THIS.doMCI(cCmd)
IF THIS.MCIerror > 0 THEN
*!* Nope, still won't open. Some other error.
*!* Let's show the user the MCI error and get out
MESSAGEBOX(THIS.MCIerrorString)
_SCREEN.MOUSEPOINTER = 0
RETURN
ELSE
*!* It's not a visual media, so let's show a label
*!* to let the user know the media has been loaded
* THIS.lblNonVisual.visible = .T.
ENDIF
ELSE
*!* It does have visual media, so we need to set up the window
*!* it will play in.
*!* Get the window handle of the window playing the video
cCmd = "status FoxMedia window handle wait"
hWin = INT(VAL(THIS.doMCI(cCmd)))
*!* Once we have the window handle, we need to position
*!* the video window to be the same position and size
*!* as our player rectangle on the form
x1Pos = THISFORM.player.LEFT
y1Pos = THISFORM.player.TOP
x2Pos = THISFORM.player.WIDTH
y2pos = THISFORM.player.HEIGHT
*!* Use the SetWindowPos Windows function to set position and size
setWindowPos(hWin,0,x1Pos,y1Pos,x2Pos,y2Pos,0)
*!* Everything's done, let's show the video
cCmd = ("WINDOW FoxMedia state show")
THIS.doMCI(cCmd)
ENDIF
*!* Set the device to use milliseconds when setting/getting position
THIS.doMCI("SET FoxMedia time format milliseconds")
*!* Enable all appropriate controls
THISFORM.CtrlMedia1.DISABLE(.F.)
*THISFORM.lblLoading.visible = .F.
_SCREEN.MOUSEPOINTER = 0
ENDIF
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE PLAY
*----------
PROCEDURE PLAY
*!* First need to see if the media is at the end
*!* by comparing the total length with the current position
nMediaLength = VAL(THIS.doMCI("STATUS FoxMedia length"))
nMediaPosition = VAL(THIS.doMCI("STATUS FoxMedia position"))
IF nMediaPosition >= nMediaLength THEN
*!* The media is at the end, so we need to seek back to the start
*!* of the clip before playing
THIS.doMCI("SEEK FoxMedia to start WAIT")
ENDIF
*!* Now we can play the media
THIS.doMCI("PLAY FoxMedia")
IF THIS.MCIerror > 0 THEN
THIS.showMCIerror
ELSE
THISFORM.CtrlMedia1.timer1.INTERVAL = 360
ENDIF
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE closeplay
*----------
PROCEDURE closeplay
cCmd = "CLOSE FoxMedia"
THIS.doMCI(cCmd)
IF THIS.MCIerror > 0 THEN
THIS.showMCIerror
ENDIF
THISFORM.CtrlMedia1.timer1.INTERVAL = 0
THISFORM.CtrlMedia1.DISABLE(.T.)
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE showmcierror
*----------
PROCEDURE showmcierror
*!* This method shows the last MCI error string that occured.
MESSAGEBOX(THIS.MCIerrorString + " (" + STR(THIS.MciError) + ")")
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE getmcierror
*----------
PROCEDURE getmcierror
LPARAMETERS cError
LOCAL lcErrorString,nError
*!* This method is called from the doMCI to retrieve the last
*!* MCI error string.
*!* This function also saves the last error number and string
*!* into properties associated with the form.
nError=0
IF TYPE("cError")="C"
IF LEFT(cError,7)="*ERROR*"
nError=VAL(SUBSTR(cError,8))
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF TYPE("cError")="N"
nError=cError
ENDIF
cErrorString=SPACE(256)
=mciGetErrorString(nError,@cErrorString,LEN(cErrorString))
THIS.MciError = nError
THIS.MCIerrorString = cErrorString
RETURN TRIM(CHRTRAN(cErrorString,CHR(0),""))
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE domci
*----------
PROCEDURE domci
LPARAMETERS cMCIcmd
*!* This method takes a MCI command string and executes it using
*!* the Windows API function mciSendString
*!* If the function executes successfully, the result is returned.
*!* Otherwise, the error string is returned.
cRetString = SPACE(80)
nRetValue = mciSendString(cMCIcmd,@cRetString,LEN(cRetString),0)
cErr = THIS.getMCIerror(nRetValue)
IF nRetValue > 0
RETURN CeRR
ENDIF
RETURN TRIM(STRTRAN(cRetString,CHR(0),""))
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE pausa
*----------
PROCEDURE pausa
*!* Check to see if there is media acutally playing
IF THIS.doMCI("STATUS FoxMedia mode") = "playing" THEN
*!* Yes there is, so execute the PAUSE MCI command
THIS.doMCI("PAUSE FoxMedia")
IF THIS.MCIerror > 0 THEN
THIS.showMCIerror
ELSE
THISFORM.CtrlMedia1.timer1.INTERVAL = 0
ENDIF
ELSE
THIS.PLAY()
ENDIF
ENDPROC
*----------
* PROCEDURE INIT
*----------
PROCEDURE INIT
*!* This is the primary Windows API function that is used to
*!* send MCI commands
DECLARE INTEGER mciSendString ;
IN WinMM.DLL ;
STRING cMCIString,;
STRING @cRetString,;
INTEGER nRetLength,;
INTEGER hInstance
*!* This function allows us to retrieve the last MCI error that occured
DECLARE INTEGER mciGetErrorString ;
IN WINMM.DLL ;
INTEGER nErrorno, ;
STRING @cBuffer, ;
INTEGER nBufSize
*!* When MCI plays a video, it creates its own Window. By using
*!* this Windows API function we can position this Window to be
*!* in the same position as our Player rectangle on the form
DECLARE INTEGER SetWindowPos ;
IN User32 ;
INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER
ENDPROC
ENDDEFINE
*
*-- EndDefine: sonidos
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Para lo de los Gifs animados primero debes disponer de un control OCX llamado marchoso que consigues en algunas paginas de Fox en internet y si no puedes conseguirlo me envias tu dirección electronica para enviarte dicho control y algunos archivos utiles; Para que tu Gif animado pueda ejecutarse debes hacer lo siguiente:
Por la opcion Herramientas, escoges la de Opciones, te abre una ventana y te muestra varias opciones entre ellas la de Controles, seleccionas la de Controles Activex y le das el boton agregar, seleccionas la ruta y el archivo MARCHOSO.OCX y en tu formulario seleccionando la barra de herramientas del activex tomas el control Marchoso que se distingue por ser una letra G de color verde fosforecente, luego de insertado buscas la propiedad FILENAME y escribes la ruta completa y elnombrecon la extensión que obviamente debe ser GIF.
Bueno espero haberte colaborado.