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Lifesaver
Last edited by Lightwave Network; 11-06-2002 at 03:11 AM.
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Hi Cybercow
Dunno about W2K servers, but on my remote (apache) server, I`d never try and use absolute addressing, always relative. Personally, I don`t see any reason that your first code shouldn`t work on your remote server. Have you tried relative addressing? If so, I`ll get my coat
Cheers
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Although MM says the parameter is optional, you should allways add this to your your soundObject's definition:
track_1=new Sound(this);
track_1.loadSound("http://www.mysite.com/mp3/first_sample.mp3");
track_1.onLoad=function (){................
You can also check this:
http://www.kennybellew.com
Everything you ever wanted to know about sound but were afraid to ask!
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NOTHING !!!
i tried to use this pointer and many variations of relative and absolute paths (also in same dir) but realy nothing happeens......
the sound.loadSound (); don`t load anything - I put here simple dynamic text field and a control variable that loads var=sound.getBytesLoaded(); and it always says zero (0)!
I yust don`t know what to do...
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LOOK HERE
Hi oldnewbie (2.part)>>>
i visited the link you mentioned here and in the section
How to Load an External MP3 Dynamically as a Sound Object -the first flash expample NOT WORK !!! I have the same case !!!
I press the loadsound button but nothing`s load !!! when I press on the play button nothing play`s !
I have the lastest Flash player and working on IE6 and XP where is the catch ?????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?
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Lifesaver
Okay, I'm going to ask a couple of questions I would have used back in the tech support days....forgive me if I seem like some kind of smarta$$...
1: Do you have a sound card?
2: Do you have speakers?
3: Is the volume turned up?
4: You're not deaf, right?
You might want to try creating a simple sound "test" file. Create a new movie, and insert the following scripts:
Code:
mySound = new Sound()
mySound.loadSound("myMP3.mp3")
mySound.onLoad = function () {
mySound.start(0, 100)
}
save the movie, put it in a temporary folder, and put any old MP3 in that folder--make sure to rename it to "myMP3.mp3"
If that doesn't work, then something is definetely wrong--you should contact Macromedia.
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