pygame.mixer, no sound

[lewashby]

from Tkinter import *
import pygame.mixer

sounds = pygame.mixer
sounds.init()

correct_s = sounds.Sound("Correct.wav")
wrong_s = sounds.Sound("Wrong.wav")

number_correct = 0
number_wrong = 0

def play_correct_sound():
    global number_correct
    number_correct = number_correct + 1
    correct_s.play()
    
def play_wrong_sound():
    global number_wrong
    number_wrong = number_wrong + 1
    wrong_s.play()

app = Tk() # creat a tkinter application window called "app"

app.title("TVN Game Show")
app.geometry("300x100+200+100")

b1 = Button(app, text = "Correct!", width = 10, command = play_correct_sound)
b1.pack(side = "left", padx = 10, pady = 10)

b2 = Button(app, text = "Wrong!", width = 10, command = play_correct_sound)
b2.pack(side = "right", padx = 10, pady = 10)

app.mainloop()

print str(number_correct) + " were correctly answereed."
print str(number_wrong) + " were answered incorrectly."

In the above program I'M having two problems. The first is there is no sound played when I run this code and click on the buttons. The sounds can be found at http://www.headfirstlabs.com/books/hfprog/ under chapter 7.

The second problem I'M having is the last line will only and always display "0" for answered incorrectly.

Thanks for any and all replies.

[Beat_Slayer]

One of the problems is here:

b1 = Button(app, text = "Correct!", width = 10, command = play_correct_sound)
b1.pack(side = "left", padx = 10, pady = 10)

b2 = Button(app, text = "Wrong!", width = 10, command = play_correct_sound)
b2.pack(side = "right", padx = 10, pady = 10)

where it shoul be:

b1 = Button(app, text = "Correct!", width = 10, command = play_correct_sound)
b1.pack(side = "left", padx = 10, pady = 10)

b2 = Button(app, text = "Wrong!", width = 10, command = [B]play_wrong_sound[/B])
b2.pack(side = "right", padx = 10, pady = 10)

And maybe switching this:

import pygame.mixer

sounds = pygame.mixer

by this:

from pygame import mixer as sounds

but I don't know much about pygame.

[SgtMe]

try using:

import pygame
#and
from pygame.locals import *

Also use the

pygame.mixer.get_init()

function to see if the mixer is working

[mack00234]

According to what I have read about pygame, it usually isn't compatible with other modules unless they have been specially developed to work with it.

[mack00234]

According to what I have read about pygame, it usually is not compatible with other modules unless they have been specially developed to work with it.

[SgtMe]

yeah, but surely there is no issue, as Tk and pygame are not interacting. I have used both together before.