Leonard Burton a écrit :
> HI Christopher,
Lose the 'r' ;-)
> Thanks for the reply. Would you please give me an code snippet
> example of what you are meaning?
Actually, thinking about it, this is heavier than manual timeouts, and
for no purpose. Here's a non-queue-, timeout-based solution.
Untested, but something along the lines of this:
function playSoundsInQueue(sounds) {
var delay = 0;
sounds.each(function(info) {
setTimeout(Sound.play.curry(info.uri), delay * 1000);
delay += (info.duration || 0);
});
}
var soundFiles = [
{ uri: 'blah.mp3', duration: 12 },
{ uri: 'blip.wav', duration: 3 },
{ uri: 'blob.mp3', duration: 13 }
];
playSoundsInQueue(soundFiles);
This will probably cause tiny blanks between files, depending on the
browser's performance, but should work well enough.
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