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# Example: `play`
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This example uses the SDL2 Mixer engine to implement a _simple_ command line
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program that plays music and sound files.
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## Usage
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```
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play [options] path/to/file.ogg
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```
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Supports file types `.ogg`, `.mp3` and `.wav`.
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Default behavior calls LoadSound() or LoadMusic() using the filename given.
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Use the `-binary` option to go through LoadSoundBin() or LoadMusicBin() to
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test initializing it by bytes array instead.
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### Options
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-binary
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Opens the file first as a bytes array, and feeds it to the audio engine
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as binary data instead of by passing a filename on disk.
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-loop <int>
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Loop the audio file, default 0 will only play it once. -1 for music will
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play forever.
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```
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