Oops, read Jacque’s email first. I replied that I am using an audioclip - in an
earlier conversation, it seemed that people were saying that if you want to
embed a sound (rather than have it as a file) then it can’t be an mp3. In fact
I’d started with an mp3 and had to grumpily change it to WAV
My script (which works fine in the IDE) is just
play audioclip “myClip.wav" looping
The audioclip is certainly there in the stack, and that snippet can be run in
the message box. It can be stopped by
play stop
Is this stuff not available on mobile? After all, phones make sounds!
Graham
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Are you using a scripted player?
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On April 18, 2020 4:19:52 PM Graham Samuel via use-livecode
wrote:
This is a simple one.
I have a sound (and audioclip) that plays in the IDE (it’s a WAV
On Apr 18, 2020, at 2:17 PM, Graham Samuel via use-livecode
wrote:
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> This is a simple one.
>
> I have a sound (and audioclip) that plays in the IDE (it’s a WAV), but when I
> try it in the iPhone simulator it doesn’t play. The simulated phone is not
> silent and has a decent amount of sound
This is a simple one.
I have a sound (and audioclip) that plays in the IDE (it’s a WAV), but when I
try it in the iPhone simulator it doesn’t play. The simulated phone is not
silent and has a decent amount of sound volume. I have tried both ‘System’ and
‘Internal Speakers’ as outputs from the s
