[ Need APP ] < Alarm app every 30 seconds - Windows Phone 8 Apps and Games

Hi all~!
I'm user of my Lumia 620 and I'm looking for free alarm app . The alarm must repeat every 30 seconds . Is there any app ? I need it , because I'm starting ABS for my chest

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kukusiek97 said:
Hi all~!
I'm user of my Lumia 620 and I'm looking for free alarm app . The alarm must repeat every 30 seconds . Is there any app ? I need it , because I'm starting ABS for my chest
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Hello,
What kind of sound would you like? Pick your own music? etc..
Sounds more like a repeative timer to me...this wouldn't even be that hard to make...
C#:
In App.xaml.cs input:
Code:
using System.Threading;
private static DispatcherTimer m_Timer;
private static bool RepeatTimer;
private static int m_Days, m_Hours, m_Minutes, m_Seconds;
public static void beginTiming(int Days, int Hours, int Minutes, int Seconds, bool Repeative)
{
RepeatTimer = Repeative; //Set repeat
m_Days = Days;
m_Hours = Hours;
m_Minutes = Minutes;
m_Seconds = Seconds;
m_Timer = new DispatcherTimer();
m_Timer.Tick += new EventHandler(m_Timer_Tick);
m_Timer.Interval = new TimeSpan(Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds);
m_Timer.Start();
}
static void m_Timer_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (RepeatTimer == true)
beginTiming(m_Days, m_Hours, m_Minutes, m_Seconds);
//Play Sound Here (Max Limit 10 Seconds)
}
Then have a sound selector and button to begin timing the fields on the MainPage.xaml, if the user's phone turns off (due to WP8 lacking capability of real multitasking -- Thank you Microsoft!) use the background to set a timer to run every thirty seconds or disable screen powering off in the application.
That's basically how it can be created.
So, if anyone decides to do this really quick (5 minutes?) it's quite simple.
I'll give it a go if no one else completes this for you.

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kuzcoed said:
Hello,
What kind of sound would you like? Pick your own music? etc..
Sounds more like a repeative timer to me...this wouldn't even be that hard to make...
C#:
In App.xaml.cs input:
Code:
using System.Threading;
private static DispatcherTimer m_Timer;
private static bool RepeatTimer;
private static int m_Days, m_Hours, m_Minutes, m_Seconds;
public static void beginTiming(int Days, int Hours, int Minutes, int Seconds, bool Repeative)
{
RepeatTimer = Repeative; //Set repeat
m_Days = Days;
m_Hours = Hours;
m_Minutes = Minutes;
m_Seconds = Seconds;
m_Timer = new DispatcherTimer();
m_Timer.Tick += new EventHandler(m_Timer_Tick);
m_Timer.Interval = new TimeSpan(Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds);
m_Timer.Start();
}
static void m_Timer_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (RepeatTimer == true)
beginTiming(m_Days, m_Hours, m_Minutes, m_Seconds);
//Play Sound Here (Max Limit 10 Seconds)
}
Then have a sound selector and button to begin timing the fields on the MainPage.xaml, if the user's phone turns off (due to WP8 lacking capability of real multitasking -- Thank you Microsoft!) use the background to set a timer to run every thirty seconds or disable screen powering off in the application.
That's basically how it can be created.
So, if anyone decides to do this really quick (5 minutes?) it's quite simple.
I'll give it a go if no one else completes this for you.
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For me something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ2SqGfURyY is enough . But could you give me more instructions ? I'm new user of my Lumia .

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kukusiek97 said:
For me something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ2SqGfURyY is enough . But could you give me more instructions ? I'm new user of my Lumia .
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Hi,
To play the sound you'll need some code that allows play music, in App.xaml.cs you can use multiple options, but, for what you're looking for I think this would work fine:
Code:
Stream musStr = TitleContainer.OpenStream("alarm.wav");
SoundEffect musEffect = SoundEffect.FromStream(musStr);
FrameworkDispatcher.Update();
musEffect.Play();
Put that code inside the "m_Timer_Tick" event or put another
Code:
private / public static void
in your code, then call it.
For example:
Code:
private static void playSound(string Sound)
{
Stream musStr = TitleContainer.OpenStream(Sound);
SoundEffect musEffect = SoundEffect.FromStream(musStr);
FrameworkDispatcher.Update();
musEffect.Play();
}
Call that with the m_Timer_Tick event using:
Code:
playSound(mysound.wav);
Requirements of doing this way is that:
1) Sample Rate must be between 8k Hz and 48k Hz
2) The audio file must be a PCM wave file
3) Can only be mono or stereo
4) Must be 8 or 16 bit