From: bradzo0647@bigpond.com   
      
   Tom   
      
   Since a WAV file is a bitstream (?) you could just split up your WAV into   
   64k chunks, and then grab the chunks from the resource file, binary writing   
   them   
   one after the other into a temporary file, and use sndPlaySound to play that   
   file.   
      
   For splitting WAVs, have a look at http://www.009soft.com/produc   
   s/wav-splitter.htm   
   as an example.   
      
      
   > "The data that LoadResData loads from the resource file can be up to 64K."   
   >   
   > Any way to bypass this limit?   
      
    > The obvious immediate solution is to put the WAV   
   > file I want to play in the directory the EXE is in and use the media player   
   > in VB.   
      
   Yes, you could do that too. May be easier. :)   
      
   Cheers   
      
   Brad   
      
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