soundspot.swf
This is a modification of the FPP hotspot plugin mp3hotspot.swf. Code has been added to check the
file="..." attribute for play, pause and stop commands. And by specifying the onComplete="..."
attribute in your hotspot, you can execute any FPP commands at the end of your sound file.
The original mp3hotspot.swf is written by Denis V. Chumakov for http://flashpanoramas.com/
Hotspot attributes:
Plugin control: The plugin is checking the hotspot file="..." attribute for file info and for commands that will control the playback of the mp3 file. The following commands are supported:
Everything else passed in the file="..." attribute will be interpreted as an URL to your mp3 file.
NOTES: One difference from the original mp3hotspot.swf is that you cannot pass any parameters in the hotspot url="..." attribute - you have to use the file="..." and the repeat="..." attributes. When a sound file has finished playing, the file="..." attribute will be cleared by the plugin before executing any onComplete="..." commands. The onComplete="..." attribute can of course be used to load a new sound file when the first one has finished, and by making a chain of loads, you can play as many files as you like. Don't forget to add the "global." prefix if you want to execute a global function.
Example FPP XML file:
Version history:
| file | file="pause" | use to load mp3 file and control file playback |
| repeat | repeat="5" | the number of times the mp3 file will be played |
| onComplete | onComplete="global.play2()" | FPP command(s) to be executed at end of sound file |
Plugin control: The plugin is checking the hotspot file="..." attribute for file info and for commands that will control the playback of the mp3 file. The following commands are supported:
| play | file="play" | start playing the mp3 file |
| pause | file="pause" | pause the mp3 player |
| stop | file="stop" | stop mp3 player |
| or | ||
| file="" |
NOTES: One difference from the original mp3hotspot.swf is that you cannot pass any parameters in the hotspot url="..." attribute - you have to use the file="..." and the repeat="..." attributes. When a sound file has finished playing, the file="..." attribute will be cleared by the plugin before executing any onComplete="..." commands. The onComplete="..." attribute can of course be used to load a new sound file when the first one has finished, and by making a chain of loads, you can play as many files as you like. Don't forget to add the "global." prefix if you want to execute a global function.
Example FPP XML file:
... <!-- mp3 player --> <spot id="player" url="soundspot.swf" file="" repeat="0" pan="18" tilt="0" enableSoundPanning="0" soundRadius="180" soundVolume="0.2" onComplete="global.soundStop()" /> <!-- play/pause buttons --> <spot id="btn_play" url="/panos/images/com/play1.png" static="1" align="BC" salign="BC" staticX="80" staticY="-22" visible="1" alpha="0" onClick="player.file=play;soundStart()" /> <spot id="btn_pause" url="/panos/images/com/pause1.png" static="1" align="BC" salign="BC" staticX="120" staticY="-22" visible="1" alpha="0" onClick="player.file=pause" /> <spot id="btn_stop" url="/panos/images/com/stop1.png" static="1" align="BC" salign="BC" staticX="160" staticY="-22" visible="1" alpha="0" onClick="player.file=stop;soundStop()" /> ...
Version history:
1.2:
Sound can now be replayed after having been stopped, by simply giving a "play" command. 1.1:
When the sound file has finished playing, the file="..." attribute is cleared by the plugin.
Sound can now be replayed after having been stopped, by simply giving a "play" command. 1.1:
When the sound file has finished playing, the file="..." attribute is cleared by the plugin.