How do you stop the music in flash?

[XychoJack]

When I put some music into flash, it just won't stop until it ends.
I need to do something about stopping the sound when it goes to the next scene.
If you can help me on this one expect flash from me very soon.

[joshy24]

At 10/4/05 02:07 PM, xycho_jack wrote: When I put some music into flash, it just won't stop until it ends.
I need to do something about stopping the sound when it goes to the next scene.
If you can help me on this one expect flash from me very soon.

ok if u want it to end, just put in
stopallsounds();
in the frame
or in the button put
on (press) {stopallsounds();
}
hope it helped

[TomFrogman]

If the problem is purely to do with wanting the music to stop during a *scene change* then all you need to do is switch the audio from 'Event' to 'Stream'.

[Inglor]

At 10/4/05 02:13 PM, joshy24 wrote: ok if u want it to end, just put in
stopallsounds();

isn't it stopAllSounds(); ?

[Sam]

Yeah, im pretty sure its isn't it stopAllSounds(); ive used it before..

[Sam]

Sorry about d-post

*Yeah, Im pretty sure its stopAllSounds(); ive used it before

[authorblues]

At 10/4/05 02:07 PM, xycho_jack wrote: When I put some music into flash, it just won't stop until it ends.
I need to do something about stopping the sound when it goes to the next scene.
If you can help me on this one expect flash from me very soon.

wouldnt it be easier to just stream the audio in the timeline, and then, when you change the scene, it should stop, as long as you dont put the music onto the new timeline either.

that sounds right to ME, at least

[ParodyMyAss]

At 10/4/05 02:33 PM, authorblues wrote:

At 10/4/05 02:07 PM, xycho_jack wrote:

wouldnt it be easier to just stream the audio in the timeline, and then, when you change the scene, it should stop, as long as you dont put the music onto the new timeline either.

that sounds right to ME, at least

Yes, that's what I do for all my music. Just switch the music to 'Stream' in the Properties bar. Good luck!

[TomFrogman]

At 10/4/05 02:33 PM, authorblues wrote: wouldnt it be easier to just stream the audio in the timeline, and then, when you change the scene, it should stop, as long as you dont put the music onto the new timeline either.

that sounds right to ME, at least

Silence!
Our easier method of thinking is inferior to their actionscripting prowess.

[caseyo]

At 10/4/05 02:42 PM, TomFrogman wrote:

Silence!
Our easier method of thinking is inferior to their actionscripting prowess.

Yes, but theirs looks cooler. O_o

[XychoJack]

Thanks you guys! You've helped me a lot!
My flash is turning out great!

[authorblues]

At 10/4/05 02:42 PM, TomFrogman wrote: Silence!
Our easier method of thinking is inferior to their actionscripting prowess.

stopAllSounds(); is not "actionscript prowess".
that is the most basic of basics.

[ParodyMyAss]

At 10/4/05 04:06 PM, xycho_jack wrote: Thanks you guys! You've helped me a lot!
My flash is turning out great!

Good. I hope to see the debut of your flash so I can get a Save point in the Portal. Good luck w/ the rest!

[Inglor]

At 10/5/05 12:18 AM, authorblues wrote: stopAllSounds(); is not "actionscript prowess".
that is the most basic of basics.

that only strengthens it's uber power, sure I could run a for... in loop that locates instances of Sound and instances of steaming and event handling classes and stops them individually, but would that really be better than the uber 1 gold stopAllSounds()?

[authorblues]

At 10/6/05 06:36 AM, Inglor wrote: that only strengthens it's uber power, sure I could run a for... in loop that locates instances of Sound and instances of steaming and event handling classes and stops them individually, but would that really be better than the uber 1 gold stopAllSounds()?

ooooooooh... PWN'd!!1!

oh wait...

[Xurch]

Jese guys, stop repeating the awsnser