windows-xp/Source/XPSP1/NT/multimedia/media/doc/bvt.txt

A suitable Build Verification Test for Multi-Media

[NEW]
When the multimedia merge with USER and WINLOGON takes place this
new section will become effective.

Prereq: Ensure you have a sound capable machine with speakers/headphones
        - MIPS or x86 with Soundblaster or clone

        Ensure that WIN.INI [SOUNDS] section points SYSTEMWELCOME and
        SYSTEMSTART to a sound of your choice.

Boot:   When the Welcome (Press C-A-D) box appears the SYSTEMWELCOME sound
        should be played.

        When you logon successfully the SYSTEMSTART sound should be played.
        If at the logon panel an invalid key is pressed, e.g. Ctrl+Q, the
        SYSTEMHAND sound should play.

[END OF NEW SECTION]

1. Bring up MPlayer.exe
   Click on Devices
   - should see listed Sound...
                       MIDI Sequencer...
                       CDAudio

   Click on SOUND...
   - File open dialog comes up
   Go to \NT\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
   Select any .WAV file e.g. laughs.wav
   - Dialog box goes away
   - MPlayer lefthand button becomes un-grayed
   Click on left hand button
   - Sound should play

   Click on Devices
   Click on MIDI...
   - File open dialog comes up
   Go to \NT\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
   Select any .MID file e.g. canyon.mid
   - Dialog box goes away
   - MPlayer lefthand button becomes un-grayed
   Click on left hand button
   - Sound should play (but you may need a MIDI box plugged in externally)
   - Slider should move along the track

   Click on Devices
   Click on CDAudio
   Click on left hand (play) button
   CD starts playing (plug headphones into CD to hear the sound).

2. Bring up Soundrec.exe
   - (Known bug - says cannot register as OLE server).
   - slider in scroll bar is flashing
   Click on File
   Click on Open
   - File open dialog comes up
   Go to \NT\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
   Select any .WAV file e.g. laughs.wav
   - Dialog box goes away
   - Soundrec middle button becomes un-grayed
   Click on left hand button
   - Sound should play
   Alt+F4

3. Bring up control panel
   - Sound applet appears with a couple of music notes in icon
   Click on sound icon
   - Message appears "Assigns sounds to system events"
   Double-click on sound icon
   - Sounds applet comes up
   - Two list boxes appear
   Pick a sound from right hand box
   - Click on Test button
   - Sound should play
   Alt+F4