pause, rew and forwad an audio

[Dan Shafer]

Grrrr.

Well, first of all I didn't easily find playRate when I was searching  
for info for my first response. I realize what I did; I did a Filter  
on Objects for the word "player" rather than searching objects for  
the word "player." Now, I've gotten into that habit because: (a)  
searching is too slow; and (b) it brings up way more than I want to  
know.

The old docs had a much more useful feature that somehow got left out  
in the "upgrade" to the new design (which I do like in many ways). It  
is still described in the present docs but no longer accurate:

  To see a list of messages that can be sent to a player as a result  
of user actions or internal Revolution events, open the "Transcript  
Language Dictionary" page of the main Documentation window, and  
choose "Player Messages" from the Show menu at the top. To see a list  
of all the properties a player can have, choose "Player Properties"  
from the Show menu.

I miss that.


On Jul 11, 2005, at 10:37 PM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:

> At 8:36 PM -0700 7/11/2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
>
>> Thanks for pointing those out. Searching the docs proves once  
>> again to be less than useful.
>>
>> But the docs at least imply that a playRate < 1 plays forward at  
>> slower speed. Would a negative number then result in a rewind?
>>
>
>
> You could look at the useless docs for playRate and find: "A  
> negative playRate plays the movie or sound backward."
>
> ;-)
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