Flash memory does not stop when navigating

Question

I have a Flash snippet that has one main timeline that loads different movie clips and different sections of this main timeline.

In those built-in video clips on the main timeline, sounds are attached to the built-in time frames of movie clips set to “stream”. They must be on the timeline so that they synchronize correctly (I cannot download sounds programmatically).

I had a problem: when I move to a new section on the main timeline, the movie clip that was built into the timeline from which I was moving leaves, but the sound continues to play. I can’t figure out how to stop the sound as soon as I leave.

I can’t add to stop all sounds because the control of the movie is controlled from an external player on which I have no control (basically the external player just calls gotoAndStop ("myFrame") in the movie.).

Any ideas why the sounds of the timeline do not work as intended?

Thanks.

Answer 1

Two possible solutions:

1. This should stop all sounds currently being played. May not work for you if you need things like background music to keep playing after the transition. This is a workaround.

import flash.media.SoundMixer;

SoundMixer.stopAll()

2. Do it in MovieClip, which has the sounds you want to get rid of:

var myMovieClip:MovieClip;

var muteTransform:SoundTransform = new SoundTransform();
muteTransform.volume = 0;
myMovieClip.soundTransform = muteTransform;

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

myglobal.as,

package {
  public class MyGlobal {
    public static var cycle:int;
  }
}

myglobal 1 .

myglobal.count +=1; // fist thing you do on frame 1.

if(myglobal.count==1){
  sound.play();
};

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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public function stopAllMovies(mov:MovieClip, mute:Boolean=false):void{
    //trace("STOPING MOVIE "+mov);
    mov.stop();
    if(mute) {
        var muteTransform:SoundTransform = new SoundTransform(0.0);
        mov.soundTransform = muteTransform;
    }
    for (var i:uint=0;i<mov.numChildren;i++){
        var m = mov.getChildAt(i);
        if(m is MovieClip){
            if(mute) m.soundTransform = muteTransform;
            m.stop();
            stopAllMovies(m);
        }
    }
}

Answer 7

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mc_1.gotoAndStop("frameWhereAudioEnds");

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mc_2.play();

Answer 8

I would try listening to the removedFromStage event on a movie clip that leaves (I suppose there is no instance of this movie clip in the timeline at the point you are moving to), and then use MovieClip.SoundTransform as above.

Answer 9

SoundMixer.soundTransform = new SoundTransform (1, 0); // panning volume