Recording, Editing, and Playing Audio

Windows 95 multimedia services provide extensible, device-independent audio support. Windows 95 features services for sound control for computers that have sound cards and for waveform-audio, MIDI, and mixer devices.

With audio support in Windows 95, users can do the following:

• Use the Sound option in Control Panel to assign sound clips to play each time a specific event occurs
• Use CD Player to play audio CDs
• Use Sound Recorder to record sound
• Use built-in Windows 95 OLE support to copy or link audio clips in other documents, as described in Chapter 22, "Application Support"

For more information about recording, editing, and playing multimedia files, see online Help.