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Please HELP! I need one last little tweak for a major project. I've spent many hours working out solutions - with plenty of help from this forum! - for my first foray into the world of AMS Audio, and now there is only one thing not working, but I am stuck.
I am trying to set button states On Show according to which audio channel is playing. I am using the NARRATION channel to play different audio from the BACKGROUND channel. If the N-channel song ends while Page1 (where all the buttons are) is on the screen, this On Audio function works perfectly:
if ((e_Channel == CHANNEL_NARRATION) and (e_State == "Finish")) then
Audio.FadeIn(CHANNEL_BACKGROUND, 3, 3000, 255);
Button.SetEnabled("button1", true);
end
However, if the N-channel song ends while another page is on the screen, the B-channel song starts (resumes) OK, because the above script is also on that page, but I need to figure out how to enable the buttons on Page1 again.
A different solution to the whole problem would be if there were a way to replace the background audio via a button and have the original background audio automatically reload after the replacement song is finished.
Thanks in advance!
p.s. Thanks once again to Tigger for the Audio.FadeIn and Audio.FadeOut functions!
I am trying to set button states On Show according to which audio channel is playing. I am using the NARRATION channel to play different audio from the BACKGROUND channel. If the N-channel song ends while Page1 (where all the buttons are) is on the screen, this On Audio function works perfectly:
if ((e_Channel == CHANNEL_NARRATION) and (e_State == "Finish")) then
Audio.FadeIn(CHANNEL_BACKGROUND, 3, 3000, 255);
Button.SetEnabled("button1", true);
end
However, if the N-channel song ends while another page is on the screen, the B-channel song starts (resumes) OK, because the above script is also on that page, but I need to figure out how to enable the buttons on Page1 again.
A different solution to the whole problem would be if there were a way to replace the background audio via a button and have the original background audio automatically reload after the replacement song is finished.
Thanks in advance!
p.s. Thanks once again to Tigger for the Audio.FadeIn and Audio.FadeOut functions!