Running the TestSuite.html test-app from the website works fine. It registers, detects and uses the WebAudioPlugin correctly.

Running the same TestSuit.html test-app from local harddisk (downloaded from github trunk) doesn't work and it reverts to the HTMLAudioPlugin (forcing the code to register only WebAudioPlugin doesn't work, resulting in a message that Chrome doesn't support SoundJs).

What gives?

If you reregister a sound after it has successfully played before any subsequent attempts to play the sound fail (this is because isPreloadComplete forever returns false).

This is exacerbated by the lack of a clean way of telling whether an id has already been registered (getSrcById returns the id itself if no url is found, the purpose of which I'm not sure).

A use case for this; A game is re-entered (without page reload) which then registers it's sound library without realising that these sounds are already registered.

I am not sure if this issue also occurs if the second registration URLs are different from the first (i.e. changing the sound registered to an id).

Hi. I'm trying to use soundJS in an Android Webview. The problem is that when calling play(), the state goes to playFailed and the AJAX request is marked as Cancelled Is this known issue?

Hey, I have a small question. Is there anyway I can modify the library so it allows me to set the SRC without an extension, like .mp3 ? I would like to have something like http:/www.test.com/audio/1233445 . This link will be parsed by a PHP script, which will return a Content-Type: audio/mpeg.

Anyway I can do this? Thank you so much.

PS: I get this: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'apply' of undefined Just after I do this: window.createjs.Sound.registerSound(audio.src, audio.id, audio.data);

Hi, how about supporting iOS? I read the code and found SoundJS doesn't support iOS by browser detection. But, I found another library that supports iOS. http://www.schillmania.com/projects/soundmanager2/

SoundJS + PreloadJS is awesome. But it's better if it supports iOS, I think.

Since updating to Google Chrome 44.0.2403.89, all sounds only play in the right channel. This happens on the homepage demo: http://www.createjs.com/soundjs

I see that the file path has been deprecated. Would it be possible to leave it in? Currently I store all my mp3 in one folder, wav's in another folder and ogg's in another folder.

With the new 'alternateExtensions' I won't be able to do this and will have to mix/put all the files in one folder.

The alternative is I would have to detect which file type is the one that can be played and then do my own regex on the file path that is then passed into the manifest.

It's no big deal :)

I tried to preload and play an audio in IE8 but it's not working. I did my test with the version NEXT of your PreloadJs and SoundJs (of the version 4.1) using Flash plugin and this is were it crashes.

I then tried running your example that was on your website (SoundJS-release_v0.4.1/examples/PreloadAndPlay.html) and i'm getting this error:

Sorry! SoundJS is not currently supported in your browser. Please log a bug with the device and browser you are using. Thank you.

Do you support IE8?

If so, what would be the steps to follow to get it to work

We have HTML5 game which is using soundjs for handling sounds in game.

Currently we have problem with android. Previously we have had problem with sounds in our app and we solved it using cordova media plugin. Basically it calls android native player to play sounds.

Could you please advise should we continue using SoundJS or currently it is not possible.

Thanks

After I use WP8.1(ie11) to test soundjs，it shows not support my device. Please help me to double check it, many thanks.

Here is the site: http://www.createjs.com/#!/SoundJS/demos/testSuite

I am using the mobile-safe workflow and create sounds like this (after having them loaded through a Manifest):

var scope = this;

// Play the sound and add a complete listener
this.soundInstance = createjs.Sound.play(id, {offset: this.playOpts.offset});
this.soundInstance.addEventListener('complete', function (e) {
    scope.soundCompleteHandler(null);
});

// Find out the duration
this.soundInstanceDuration = this.soundInstance.getDuration(); // logs '0' for Flash

This works fine for any plugin, except for Flash. I tested that by registering only Flash while in the init() function. I tried using the success event, as the docs state that a sound needs to be playing in order for the duration to be accurate, but without any luck (this might be pseudo code as I have already deleted it in my editor):

var scope = this, ref;

// Add listeners and play the sound
ref = this.soundInstance = createjs.Sound.createInstance(id, this.playOpts.offset, null);
this.soundInstance.addEventListener('success', function (e) {
    scope.soundInstanceDuration = e.target.getDuration(); // logs '0' for Flash
});
this.soundInstance.addEventListener('complete', function (e) {
    scope.soundCompleteHandler(null);
});

// Find out the duration
this.soundInstanceDuration = this.soundInstance.getDuration(); // logs '0' for Flash

I have a progress bar hooked up to an interval script, but without the duration it just doesn't work at all. I'd love to find a fix for this issue!

Thanks in advance :)

The soundjs plugin is used in the project. When the mp3 is played in fast forward, the pitch becomes higher。

Is it possible to not raise the pitch?

demo：

https://codesandbox.io/s/fervent-grass-g9j248?file=/index.html

I'm diving into new project which will require a module to work with audio such as SoundJS, however, it seem like there is very little maintenance and bug fixes going on. Is this package still maintained?

We found that the music background of one of our projects was not being restored after minimizing and maximizing the game in mobile Safari with iPadOS 14.4.2 on an iPad Air 3rd Gen. This is a random bug and sometimes the music pauses/resumes correctly but if you repeat this process many times you can hear the sound not being restored eventually.

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1t3PBpqPUjzfNRIXDMxfiu5gDK5UFFsD0

Is this a known issue? We are attaching a video of the issue. This can be reproduced with the standard demos.

Issue Details

• Version used: 1.0.0

• Describe whats happening: If desktop Safari is set to Never Auto-Play, after registering a sound, there is a several second delay, and then a fileerror event. The event doesn't contain any info to determine that this setting was the cause.

Example

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <title>Sound JS Test</title>
    <script src="https://code.createjs.com/1.0.0/soundjs.min.js"></script>
  </head>

  <body onload="setup()">
    <script>
      function setup() {
        console.log("setup");
        createjs.Sound.registerPlugins([createjs.HTMLAudioPlugin]);
      }

      function playSound() {
        console.log("playSound");
        
        createjs.Sound.on("fileload", function (result) {
          console.log("fileload", result);
          createjs.Sound.play("tone");
        });
        
        createjs.Sound.on("fileerror", function (error) {
          console.log("fileerror", error);
        });
        
        createjs.Sound.registerSound("audio/tone.mp3", "tone");
      }
    </script>

    <button onclick="playSound()">Play Sound</button>
  </body>
</html>

Resulting logs:

[Log] setup (sound-js, line 13)
[Log] playSound (sound-js, line 18)
[Log] fileerror (sound-js, line 24)

Event
  bubbles: false
  cancelable: false
  currentTarget: function()
  data: 100
  defaultPrevented: false
  eventPhase: 2
  id: "tone"
  immediatePropagationStopped: false
  propagationStopped: false
  removed: false
  sprite: undefined
  src: "audio/tone.mp3" 
  target: function()
  timeStamp: 1613432337722 
  type: "fileerror"
  Event Prototype

• OS & Browser version Safari Version 14.0.3 (16610.4.3.1.4)

• Do you know of any workarounds? Interestingly, if createjs.Sound.play("tone"); is called within the fileerror callback, the sounds still plays?! However, this is a ridiculous hack which breaks any other attempts at actually handling errors.

How can I react and or work around the Never Auto-Play setting in desktop Safari?

I can not find the music setting of zimjs into the chrome list of sounds.. more info about this new thing (januari 2020) https://blog.google/products/chrome/manage-audio-and-video-in-chrome

can this be checked? I tried it with the example of http://zimjs.com/elearning/quiz.html and there comes no website with the music in it..

Thanks to fix this Karel