Thanks for responding, Colin--that was my first thought, but I've checked and double-checked... however, I could use an alternative approach that doesn't create this problem for me, if I knew how to detect the moment when a sound in sound(1) is done playing.

Better yet, if I knew how to "watch" (in Lingo, e.g. in exitFrame) the progress of playback in the series of currently queued sounds.

E.g. if I do this:

sound(1).queue(Member1)
sound(1).queue(Member2)
sound(1).queue(Member3)

and then do sound(1).play()

...I need to put a test in the exitFrame that would always report 1) which Member is currently playing 2) when a Member is done playing and 3) when the next Member starts playing.

I've done all these things with QuickTime sound-only members, but now I have to work with MP3 and suddenly everything is different :-)

Thanks for any tips,

Slava

At 11:21 PM 1/29/03 -0500, you wrote:
I must be doing something wrong. What?

Don't know, it seems to play just the once here. Any chance you're accidentally queuing it again somewhere?

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