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• • Joe7
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  • 30 Oct, 2011
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  Hello,

  perhaps somebody needs some infos how this can be done - even when you're not on a win 7 <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle">

  To play sound in browsers with ogg-support(Firefox,..) and brothers without ogg-support (IE9 on Win7,..) i've done the following:

  1) import the ogg-File in C2

  if (not Win7): 2)convert the ogg-File to .m4a (ie with fre:ac)

  3) import the .m4a File in C2

  C2 gives the m4a file the name soundExample2.m4a so i renamed it back to soundExample.m4a

  <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31151399/Construct2/Examples/SoundExample/howtoPlaySoundForIEAndOthers.png" border="0">

  hear example

  download capx

  Joe7

• • Joe7
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  • • Joined 14 Oct, 2011
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  • 30 Oct, 2011
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  Exactly that was my problem.

  I've converted the soundfile to the wrong format ".aac"

  Now it works with encoding to ".m4a" .

  Yes -its annoying <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

  thanks, Joe7

• • Joe7
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  • 30 Oct, 2011
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  hi,

  how can i import an aac-file without converting to ogg in C2 on Win Xp.

  Is this possible?

  C2 always trys to convert the aac-file and doesn't allow me to simple import the file (readonly doesn't affect).

  Thanks, Joe7

• • Joe7
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  • • Joined 14 Oct, 2011
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  • 30 Oct, 2011
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  You're welcome.

  I've updated the plugin and made two examples.

  Have fun. Joe7

• • Joe7
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  • 28 Oct, 2011
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  thanks,

  i'll try to do this with a plugin

• • Joe7
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  • 28 Oct, 2011
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  Hi,

  perhaps this helps

  scramble cards

  haven't seen, that the solution above is better

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• • Joe7
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  • 25 Oct, 2011
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  Hi,

  is there an easy way for getting the value of a variable(global or local) in the parent- html-page?

  ie:

  cr.createRuntime("c2canvas");

  alert(cr.instance_vars[1]); // doesn't work

  alert("The value is:" + myGlobalVar); // doesn't work

  If not, perhaps its possible to

  1) to set a value "really global" through a plugin or

  2) read the "local storage" from the html-Page.

  thanx, Joe7

• • Joe7
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  • • Joined 14 Oct, 2011
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  • 14 Oct, 2011
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  Hi,

  I modified the Plugin "Array" a little so that you get an array of unique random numbers. You can also set a startvalue for the randomnumbers via the Properties panel.

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  [Update 2] v 1.<font color="red">1</font>

  [Add] Action "set size" Number

  Plugin Random Array (1.1) - demo,capx,plugin

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  [Update1]

  HowtTo - Plugin Random Array

  Plugin

  Scramble Cards Example

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  <font size="1">Plugin randomArray - old version </font>

  All suggestions are welcome. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle">