I figured out the problem -- the array holding the pointer to the
instance if the sound object was getting indexed with an empty string
(""), and thus never actually getting added to the array, thus there was
no persistent pointer to the instance.....
Andrew Sinning wrote:
I'm using AS2.
In my movie, I have some external mp3 files that will start streaming
and then just stop playing. It's as if the streaming suddenly stops,
but this happens even if I'm playing the sound back locally. From the
documentation, if looks like there are just two ways to stop a sound
from playing, by calling sound.stop() on the specific instance of the
sounds, and by calling Sound.stop() without reference to a specific
sound to stop all sounds. As far as I can tell, there's no place in
my code where I am making either type of call.
Does the variable pointing to the sound being played need to persist
in memory for the sound to continue playing? I'm nearly positive that
the variable is persistent, but I'm shooting in the dark here.
The sound is loaded using
sound.loadSound(url, true);
and it starts playing nearly right away. After a while it stops.
Sometimes it plays longer than others. These sounds are about
25KB/sec. and are 10 and 20 seconds long.
Even if the data-stream is interrupted, the sound should start playing
again once the buffer gets loaded up again, right?
I know there's something in my movie that is causing this, because if
I make a test movie where I just play the sound it works just fine.
The problem is I can't figure out where else to look for the cause of
the problem.....
Thanks!
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