1pixelout should play one MP3 at a time, and not simultaneously

drupalina - November 2, 2009 - 02:49
Project:SWF Tools
Version:6.x-2.5
Component:SWF Tools
Category:bug report
Priority:normal
Assigned:Unassigned
Status:active
Issue tags:mp3, pause, simultaneous, swf tools
Description

Hi,

I have a content type called "Audio List", which is just a bunch of CCK FileFields. I have installed SWFTools and 1pixelout audio player and assigned the MP3 files to be handled by it. In Content Types >> Edit Audio List >> Display Fields I have set it to display as "SWFTools - no download links". Then I uploaded a few MP3s. The first problem is that it does not display the Caption text entered for each of the files. But the biggest problem is that if I start playing one of the audio files and then click the "play" of another file, the previous player does not collapse and stop playing, but continues to play simultaneously. Naturally, a user of SWFTools would expect the same behavior as the Audio-Player plugin in Wordpress: if you're already playing first song and then suddenly click the play button of another file, then the first player should collapse and stop playing, so that the second song begins playing.

If I overlooked one of the settings, please treat this is as a support request and please tell me how to do it right.
If not, then I guess this is a bug report which needs to be corrected.

Thank you very much for a great module!

#1

suedehead - November 16, 2009 - 21:44

Seconding this problem. The IDs for each audio player are unique, so some section that checks for redundant IDs isn't working, I'm assuming. Any ideas?

#2

suedehead - November 17, 2009 - 16:23

Okay, so it actually seems that when the ap_stopall(playerID) function inside onepixelout.js is called, the argument playerID isn't being read correctly and comes up as undefined. any ideas?

#3

djflux - November 27, 2009 - 16:33
Issue tags:+mp3, +pause, +simultaneous, +swf tools

Also having this issue. Any ideas where to start debugging to help find a fix?

 
 

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