I copied the script from one director file into another and it works just
fine. So that means that the path is correct. It seems as if the director
file is somehow cursed... Like I said, in the bad director file, only one
script executes the playing of the audio file, and if I copy/paste that into
one of the other scripts, it still does not play. It is a complete oddity.
I set and checked that gNarration = 1 and it was. I tried:
if soundbusy(3) then beep
but it does not beep. For some reason, the frame just does not want to
execute the script...
I guess, I will have to just rebuild the director file, but hopefully I can
get it figured out before I put all of the hours in...
Tyler
----- Original Message -----
From: JUNAID ALAM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 1:15 AM
Subject: Re: <lingo-l> linked audio problems
>
> ur problem must be that somehow either ur variable
> gnarration is not setting to value 1 or ur path must
> be somehow wrong.
> any way u can check it out from the message window by
> typing in it
> put gnarration during the run time.
> also many atimes i have observed that if the cast
> member name is same as the sound file name external it
> sometimes causes problem.
>
> pls provide some more information if this is not the
> problem.
> ....best of luck.
> junaid.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- Tyler F Gamsby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I
> have a program that has one projector and 6
> > director files. The projector
> > is an options screen where the user selects from
> > some options and the
> > director files are the actual content of the
> > program. Each of the six
> > director files are identical in function. There is
> > audio that plays if the
> > user selects it, and it all works fine except in one
> > of the director files.
> > The lingo in completely identical, except that the
> > path of the audio is
> > changed. It is as follows:
> >
> > on exitFrame
> > global gNarration
> > global gTour
> >
> > if gNarration=1 then
> > sound playFile 3, the moviePath &
> >
> "audio/local_services/communication_transportation/transportation"
> > end if
> > end
> >
> > The one file that does not work properly, the very
> > last audio file plays but
> > none of the others... it is very strange to me. I
> > wondered if it might be
> > a RAM problem, but I am not sure I know how to
> > check. I wondered if there
> > was a lingo command that I could use after each
> > director file is closed (to
> > open another) that would help any RAM problems.
> >
> > I appreciate any help that anybody can give me. If
> > more information is
> > necessary, I can supply it.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Tyler
> >
> >
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