Hi,
The Sound "play" method returns a SoundChannel instance, which you
can call stop() on to stop the sound.
Glen
Jim Andrews wrote:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/media/Sound.html
The above URL is the main page to acquaint yourself with concerning
the Sound class in ActionScript 3.0, apparently.
If you scroll through it, you'll see some example code.
You'll also see the 'play' method under 'Public Methods' and, in the
documentation of the 'play' method, you see that it takes a
'startTime' parameter. This one is what you use to start the sound not
at the beginning of the Sound.
The 'play' method, in Director, also can take an 'endTime' parameter,
and there is a 'stop' method. Not in Flash, though. Also, in Director,
there is an 'elapsedTime' property for the sound. Not in Flash, though.
So if you want to end the sound before it ends, erm, I guess you have
to use a timer to monitor where we are in the playing of the sound and
then end the sound how? erm by using the 'close' method? Which also
cancels any downloading.
ja
http://vispo.com
Say I have a sound that lasts 1.7 seconds. Is there a way to control
what plays - for example. if I want to start it .4 seconds in and
stop it .2 seconds before the end....
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