Sound object: mySound.start(secondOffset);

[rapidcarbon]

I tried that but it did not work? This is my code

 
mySound = new Sound(mcSound); 
mySound.start(300);

Anyone knows why?

[Trmbne2000]

Hi carbon, Ok, when I do variable sounds in a flash timeline, I use the following code:

s = new Sound(); 
//sets up variable "s" to hold a new sound
s.attachSound("Soundtrack");
//attaches the sound called "Soundtrack" to the variable "s"
s.start(0,100);
//starts "Soundtrack", which will start with a 0 second offset, for 100 loops.  As with the example above, even if you do not use one of these variables, you must enter the value 0.

That should do it, your problem was that you left out the 's.attachSound("Soundtrack");' line. So basically, you had a variable set up to hold the sound, but you never actually put the sound in the variable. Well, I hope this has been helpful, post here again for any more advice.

Trmbne2000