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Hi all. Is there somewhere an example of an application with the use of korau?

You have to wrap the code with withAndroidContext.

Check this:

<https://github.com/korlibs/korgw/blob/master/korgw/src/androidMain/kotlin/com/soywiz/korgw/KorgwActivity.kt#L121|https://github.com/korlibs/korgw/blob/master/korgw/src/androidMain/kotlin/com/soywiz/korgw/KorgwActivity.kt#L121>

I try play sound
```val tone = AudioTone.generate(1.seconds, 440.0)
val sound = tone.toSound()
sound.playAndWait { current, total -&gt;  
    println("current $current and total $total")
}```
But crash with
```java.lang.IllegalStateException: Can't find the Android Context on the CoroutineContext. Must call withAndroidContext first
        at com.soywiz.korau.sound.AndroidNativeSoundProvider.createAudioStream(AndroidNativeSoundProvider.kt:28)
        at com.soywiz.korau.sound.SoundAudioStream.play(SoundAudioStream.kt:24)
        at com.soywiz.korau.sound.Sound.playAndWait(Sound.kt:231)```

I try to create folder with mp3 files to open from shared code, but I can’t understand where it should be. Is it possible? Targets are Android and iOS.

Not tried to use korau directly without korge. In korge you usually just put it in the commonMain/resources folder, but korge handles placing it into the right place in each platform. Korau doesn't have anything special related to that

```package com.soywiz.korio.file.std```
Can this package help me without import korge?

Hi, can I use korau to play music from url?

Hello! Is it possible to specify an output device?

I guess not. Not possible to list devices and to use them. If you want that feature, feel free to open a feature request here: <https://github.com/korlibs/korau/issues>

How can i play audio in korge using korau?
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How can i play audio in korge using korau?

Hi! I am using KorAU right now and wonder why the following program does not stop on JVM.
```runBlocking {
    WAV.decode(Res.readBytes("files/mySound.wav"))!!.toSound().play()
}```
Here `Res.readBytes("files/mySound.wav")` is a usage of Compose Multiplatform Resources to get byte array of the sound I am playing. Despite the fact that `runBlocking` finishes its work, the program still is running.