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April 16, 2001 Start Sync Sounds Tips: April 2001
Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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Flash has four different sync options: event, start, stop, and stream. You assign the type of the sound during editing the Flash sound track. In this tip we discuss the start sync. With start sync, Flash can play only a single copy of the same sound at the same time. Start sync tracks cannot overlap each other. There are two ways to re-trigger a start sync track. You either let it play till its end and then start it again, or you can stop it with a stop label command.
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The following three links demonstrate event sync tracks. Mouse over the left one to listen to a scale sound. Mouse over it again and again to re-trigger as many instances as you want. Do the same for the middle link. Since it's a looping sound, you'll get an amplification of the sound as you mouse more times over the link. Use the right link to stop the sound:
Play a Scale Start a Looping Sound Stop a Looping Sound The following three links are of the start sync type. You can play each instance only once. To re-trigger an instance, you need to wait until its end, or you can stop it with the right link:
Play a Scale Start a Looping Sound Stop a Looping Sound Here is the source code:
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