I created a app similar to the other post i created with an sss sound but It stopped working, its not working as intended https://x.thunkable.com/projects/5ecd1b2324d31e187f68cb4d/137990ed-16f3-4e14-aff8-6acf7e870a97/blocks. You can go there and see the code but i don’t see anything wrong with my code. if you found something wrong with my code please respond to that but i think its a problem with thunkable again
Hey @zbk0612eip8w I tried that in my browser and clicking on the “moniter” button played the sound for me.
But it is supposed to play 6 melodies and i am not able to get it to play “unchained melody” and to start over again after playing “phantom of the opera”
maybe you should change the last block from ‘set app minute to 1’ to ‘set app chime to 1’
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Why do you use 6 audio components if everything can be done with one audio component? This is the main error of the application.
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@actech you need 6 because you need 6 in this case with 1 audio component you can only play 1 melodies and if you set the source after the chimes yes i tested it it does not work and also please stop using that way because its not very kind to use that type of way
also, did you even go into the app you see the reason and i always check the app before i say anything
Are you saying that if I need to play 100 tunes, then I should use 100 audio components?
After your words, I probably should have stopped all help, but I will still give you a link to an example.
https://x.thunkable.com/projects/5ece131a77b3c6d8124cef26/project/properties/designer/
If my example doesn’t work, then there seems to be a problem with Thunkable X
You don’t even need a stop button, have you ever seen that on a wall clock? The clock stop automatically when its finished playing @actech
when i hit the moniter button nothing played
I use the stop button to check the reliability of the sound component
I’ve given you an example that can be modified so that the melodies play without stopping.
On my Android 9 example works.
I don’t understand your question. In my example, there is no time display function. I can only say that my example doesn’t work in Live on iOS 11.
I think the Sound component only works with mp3. The fact that this format is played on Android suggests that this is an undocumented feature.
Try replacing all files with mp3
See Docs
https://docs.thunkable.com/sound (component accepts .mp3 and .wav files but does not accept .ogg files)
i followed @actech’s advice and rearranged most of the blocks so only one sound source is used, and i’m using a chime var that continually cycles from 1 to 6 when the chime button is clicked. i did not bother to change the other blocks that display time. for my debugging i added a label2 and button2 to allow me to stop.
https://x.thunkable.com/copy/d03710f1d23e59844477b9fed0337a0f
btw you don’t need to use a stop button just as mentioned on the previous post