audio-player

How would I play/pause an embedded Grooveshark widget using Javascript? Would like to play separate single-song widgets in sequence, ala separate tracks on a soundcloud user's page . I didn't see anything officially supported, and couldn't find anything via googling. I took a quick glance at the decompiled actionscript and turned up the following ExternalInterface callbacks: getVersion() getCurrentSong() setSongCompleteCallback(string) setErrorCallback(string) setStatusCallback(string) setSongChangeCallback(string) playSong() pauseSong() resumeSong() stopSong() replaceSongs(array) In theory,

The music app which is <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="16" android:targetSdkVersion="23" /> , it works on API 16 , but not in API 23. The listview is not loaded with songs, it shows empty when checked in API23, working fine in API16. In API22 also working fine import java.io.File; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.HashMap; import android.app.ListActivity; import android.content.Context; import android.content.Intent; import android.graphics.Color; import android.os.Bundle; import android.os.Environment; import android.view.ContextMenu; import android.view.MenuInflater; import

I am using Expo Audio to play some short sounds from a list. async playAudio(file) { try { await Audio.setIsEnabledAsync(true); const sound = new Audio.Sound(); await sound.loadAsync(file); await sound.playAsync(); } catch(error) { console.error(error); } } Which I'm calling from a list rendered with list.map() renderTheList = (item, i) => { return ( <View key={i}> <TouchableOpacity onPress={ () => { this.onAudioSelected(item.audio) }}> </TouchableOpacity> </View> ) } onAudioSelected(audio) { // Audio.clearSounds() <-- something like this playAudio(audio) ... } The sounds play fine, but when I

I have the following script to play audio files sequence from the selection in menu 1 to the selection in menu 2. It looks like this (a list of Numbers, another for Letters): What I need to do is add two other selection menus, before the action of playing the files, so the selection could be from any menu (even the same one), or other menus (to look like this): So the menu beside the first Select I can choose numbers or letters , and when choosing one them the sub-categories menu beside it changes to show either the selection from 0-5 (if selected numbers ), or from A-C (if the letters is

How can I tell if javafx.scene.media.MediaPlayer is playing? Preferably without any external imports or additions to the build path. If this is not possible, are there any libraries that I can use that are self-contained? I am installing this software on an ARM CPU so I am trying to make this code as minimalist as possible. I am only going to use this framework to play music files and primarily MP3s. Any suggestions on how I can tell if the player is playing music with this or a different library? if I understood: mediaPlayer.setOnEndOfMedia(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() {

I am trying to add a local file to mpd ( through mpc ) and play it . my platform is OpenWRT embedded linux . so, from the man page, it states: mpc add <file> Add a song to the current playlist if i do: root@OpenWrt:~/.mpd# mpc add /usr/share/baresip/ring.wav error adding /usr/share/baresip/ring.wav: directory or file not found or if i do: root@OpenWrt:~/.mpd# mpc add file:///usr/share/baresip/ring.wav error adding file:///usr/share/baresip/ring.wav: Access denied what exactly is the correct syntax here? the man page is really not very clear for mpc / mpd . Your second attempt was almost right.

Would someone kindly recommend a command line utility that can play any section of an audio file specified in milliseconds e.g. player -start-time=0.1234 end-time=5.6789 audio.wav None of the audio players that I've come across seem to have this functionality. vlc supports start and end times but in seconds only, while Audacity does not appear to have much in the way of command line options. sox You can use sox play with the trim effect: play audio.wav trim START =END Which in your case would become: play audio.wav trim 0.1234 =5.6789 Note that the end can also be specified as a length: play