stopAllSounds();

Forum|Forum|19 years ago
June 21, 2006
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*Newbie Alert*

I'm building a presentation in Flash 8. I am currently using the built in stopAllSounds(); function to stop an MP3 i have playing. However the results are not very good and the music stops suddenly.

Is there a similar quick function to fade the music out quickly (over a couple of seconds)? I don't know Actionscript very well, so if there was some code i could just paste straight in it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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marcofellaAuthor

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There is only one sound object playing, an MP3 with the identifier name 'sound1'.

I wouldn't know where to start in writing a function to fade the sound. You couldn't point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

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marcofellaAuthor

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There is only one sound object playing, an MP3 with the identifier name 'sound1'.

I wouldn't know where to start in writing a function to fade the sound. You couldn't point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

kglad

Community Expert

if you have a sound in your library with linkage id sound1 it must be attached to a sound object using a soundObj.attachSound("sound1"); statement. you would target soundObj for your fade:

kglad

Community Expert

no, there's not. you'll need to fade each sound object individually. you could write one function that would initiate a loop to fade a sound object it was passed as a parameter and one function that would fade a sound object that it was passed.

you would then only need to call the initiating function with each sound object you want to fade. if you have more than a few sound objects you could use a for-loop to call the initiating function.

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