here's two long shots to try:
1. place a frame script in the frame just after the current end of your score:
on enterFrame me
halt
end
theory: Director treats the last frame in the score strangely in
certain situations (as it does the more famous first frame). By
placing another sprite (script-only in this case), it make sure that
the fadeOut isn't happening on the last frame.
2. you could also try a Tempo channel wait (on sound(1)) in your last frame.
- I'm not sure whether it works, but it should be that the playhead
gets released just as a fadeout completes.
hth
-Buzz
At 11:15 AM -0700 9/26/01, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>>When I rewind and play the movie, the movie reaches the end,and the
>>music stops abruptly. It then reverses to the first scene of the
>>movie. There is no fade-out of sound.
>
>This may be a long shot, but bring up the control panel (Window ->
>Control Panel). The upper right control will be either a straight
>arrow pointing right, or a circular arrow. If you mouse over it, you
>will probably get a tool tip that says "loop playback."
>
>That controls what happens when the movie reaches the last frame
>with a sprite in it. If you have the ->| icon, that means it will
>stop playing. if you have the circular arrow, that means it will
>loop back to the beginning. Try setting it to the right arrow and
>see if that helps.
>
>
>Cordially,
>
>Kerry Thompson
>
>
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