How to play any kind of sound in python without using file or directory

Question

I am writing a program which I will send to someone as a single .py file. I want to be able to include sound in this program which the person can hear without requiring extra wav/mp3 files as well. Is this possible? I'm open to using external modules, etc, just as long as it can all be included in one file when I send it.

Answer 1

您可以使用库winsound将您的音频作为 .py 文件中的字节字符串包含在内。

Answer 2

winsound is a standard python library included with all installations for playing audio on Windows systems; therefore, the person to whom you are sending the program will only need to have python installed.

From the winsound documentation , you can use sounds from the windows registry without any further file dependencies, eg:

import winsound
# Play Windows exit sound.
winsound.PlaySound("SystemExit", winsound.SND_ALIAS)

Details of sounds common to all Windows 32 registries are available here . As stated in the docs, most systems have many more sound aliases available.

Alternatively, you could encode your audio file as a byte string and include this in your python module. You can then pass this bytes object to winsound.PlaySound to play the audio.

Answer 3

Maybe you can use playsound . The code is pretty simple:

from playsound import playsound
playsound('/path/to/a/sound/file/you/want/to/play.mp3')

Just use the playsound function and send a path to your file as parameter and it will play the sound.

I used this library to make an alarm app for my laptop, and it worked. Good luck!!!