I'm adding a sound to the timeline in Flash MX 2004 but no matter what I do it always starts over again when it's done. How do I get it to play just once? I have sync set to event and repeat is at 0. Help 
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How do I keep a sound from repeating (Flash MX)
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ahh yes, sound in flash, Never a fun task. But I believe there is something in actionscript along the lines of stop all sounds. I can't remember the code right now but if you look up the sound object in the acionscript dictionary(under help) you should find it.
Running into the same issues with this site. I am getting the code for it tomorrow...
...no audio running right now, 97% finished
I do know it's a global function that runs over the scenes so one song can play continuously throughout scene transitions.
One way that might work would be to make the audio player a seperate SWF file and drop that into a layer below the actions layer.
I'll get back to you and likewise!
Cheers.
...no audio running right now, 97% finished
I do know it's a global function that runs over the scenes so one song can play continuously throughout scene transitions.
One way that might work would be to make the audio player a seperate SWF file and drop that into a layer below the actions layer.
I'll get back to you and likewise!
Cheers.
Cooknn said:I'm adding a sound to the timeline in Flash MX 2004 but no matter what I do it always starts over again when it's done. How do I get it to play just once? I have sync set to event and repeat is at 0. Help
do you have a stop(); frame in your movie?
your sound settings are correct; stream would also work.
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Sounds like a stop(); action might do the trick. However, the best way to control sounds in flash is using actionscript. I don't know what you are trying to accomplish, so it may be a bit overboard but I have had nothing but trouble dragging sounds onto the timeline. Once you learn the AS it's not too bad to deal with...
It's been a while, but I would recommend checking out kirupa.com for help and tutorials with flash.
It's been a while, but I would recommend checking out kirupa.com for help and tutorials with flash.