>> on whatsoever
>> set the looping of player xxx to true
>> start player xxx
>> end whatsoever
>>
>> should do the trick.
>>
>> If you really want to hear that sound/song for exactly
>> ten times, a bit more tricky scripting with the "send"- command will be
>> necessary.
>
> OK, this works, but even with the player set to always buffer, I am getting
> a few milliseconds break between the loops.
> ...
> Anyway to make this smooth?
You might try importing the audio clip directly into your stack and then
call:
play mySound looping
On windows, playback may be acceptable. On the Mac (which has less audio
support), you're probably better off using an external like SNDChannel.
FWIW, I've been messing with audio in MC for a long time. It doesn't matter
if your clip can loop seamlessly in a sound editor -- you'll be lucky to
achieve this in MC. And even if you do, you'll find that repeatedly editing
your stack may eventually disturb some bits deep in the stack that will
cause gaps to suddenly appear in your loops.
> is it because we are reading the file off the disk?
No, it's because audio support is still in need of enhancement by the MC
folks...
Regards,
Scott
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