Just to figure out what the other error codes/messages from the mci c…

…ommands indicate.

test.py

@@ -45,19 +45,23 @@ def mockMciSendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart):
     decodeCommand = command.decode('utf-16')
 
     if decodeCommand.startswith(u'open '):
-        testCase.assertIn(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), [0, 306])  # 306 indicates drivers are missing. It's fine.
+        testCase.assertContains(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), [0, 306])  # 306 indicates drivers are missing. It's fine.
         return 0
 
-    if decodeCommand.endswith(u' wait'):
-        testCase.assertEqual(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), 0)
-        sleep(expectedDuration)
-        return 0
-
     if decodeCommand.startswith(u'close '):
         global sawClose
         sawClose = True
-        testCase.assertIn(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), [0, 263])  # 263 indicates it's not opened or not recognized. It's fine.
-        return 0
+        #testCase.assertIn(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), [0, 263])  # 263 indicates it's not opened or not recognized. It's fine.
+        #return 0
+        return originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart)
+
+    if decodeCommand.endswith(u' wait'):
+        sleep(expectedDuration)
+
+    if decodeCommand.startswith(u'play '):
+        return originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart)
+        #testCase.assertEqual(originalMCISendStringW(command, buf, bufLen, bufStart), 0)
+        #return 0
 
 class PlaysoundTests(unittest.TestCase):
     def helper(self, file, approximateDuration, block = True):