Thanks for pointing out the "prepare" command, because I hadn't
considered it. Prelaoding the sounds in memory should help.
My initial tests of the 'prepare' command are confusing, however, The
'prepare' command actually PLAYS THE SOUND (at least on a Mac)! This
surprised me because it seems illogical, considering this command
would, I think, usually be used to load a sound, only to play LATER.
Adding 'play stop' or 'play pause' did not reliably prevent at least
part of the sound from playing. I haven't yet tried turning on and
off the sound volume, but this shouldn't be necessary.
If I can get this 'prepare' to work silently, I will test it further.
Can more than 1 sound be buffered this way. Should it work the same
for imported and external audioclips?
Thanks again.
Scott Saults
At 12:01 PM -0500 1/14/02, Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>Again, first you should try the "prepare" command, it will buffer audioClips
>before playback. Let me know if that works for you?
>
>Kevin
J. Scott Saults, Ph.D.
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