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Issue with mute() by Id
Hello,
In HTML header I have :
Then after I use the following code :
but it doesn't work...
if I put soundManager.mute('first_Sound'); it doesn't work too...
The only thing working is soundManager.mute(); but i don't want all sounds to be muted
Any ideas ?
Thx
In HTML header I have :
soundManager.onload = function() {
first_Sound = soundManager.createSound(
{
id : "first_Sound",
volume: 100,
url : "sounds/test1.mp3"
});
}
Then after I use the following code :
first_Sound.mute();
but it doesn't work...
if I put soundManager.mute('first_Sound'); it doesn't work too...
The only thing working is soundManager.mute(); but i don't want all sounds to be muted
Any ideas ?
Thx
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Inappropriate?This example works for me in the Firebug console, run after the page has loaded etc..
var s = soundManager.createSound({
id:'s',
url:'http://freshly-ground.com/data/audio/mpc/20060826%20-%20Armstrong.mp3'
});
s.mute();
s.play(); // sound starts loading/playing, but nothing is heard
You may have a scope issue as "first_Sound" is not explicitly declared as a global variable within soundManager.onload(). Perhaps try..
var first_Sound = null;
soundManager.onload = function() {
first_Sound = soundManager.createSound({
id : "first_Sound",
volume: 100,
url : "sounds/test1.mp3"
});
}
Now "first_Sound" is declared at the global level, and you can safely call first_Sound.mute() after SM2 has started up.
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