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I like to listen to StumbleAudio, but it expects me to vote on the pieces, so it stops after playing each song.

Is it possible to detect from an AHK script if the music is finished (the computer is silent), so I can click from the script automatically for the next song?

Huh? No answers?

Thought it would be a trivial question for the experts. Is it really that hard to detect sllence?

It maybe a trival question, but I think there is not a trivial solution. You might be better of detecting the "expects me to vote" screen/text/address.
I think this abiltiy to detect audio/no-audio has been discussed in this forum before, without any solution.

Actually, I would be better of not having to do pixel hacking to find out if the piece is finished, if sound detection worked.

But if it's impossible then I'll have to search for pixels I guess.

ToneDet is the only solution I've ever seen on these forums.

other ideas to listen music (not your solution)

a small internet radio freeware standalone listen/record
http://www.screamer-radio.com/

another idea with soundplay xy.mp3
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic34 ... heckifdone

Probably possible with WMI or DirectSound (not easy, I guess).

HTH
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Not sure why you want to take the more difficult route when there are easier ways such as image detection, windows detection or program detection. Ahk is well-suited for these kinds of detection, and there are already copious amounts of code avail for these.

Relevant commands include ImageSearch, IfWinActive, IfWinExist, Process, WinWaitActive, WinWait, et al.