Playing sounds in Brython

[dan d.]

Hello,

To go back to a question I had asked, in the post about how to display images on the canvas.
My question was : how to play sounds from a Brython program / script?

This is the code I tried, and it works. At least in FireFox. 33.

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audio = javascript.JSConstructor(window.Audio)('/media/music.mp3')
audio.play()
audio.pause()
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*  replace   "'/media/music.mp3"    by your audio file.

If there is a nicer or better way to do it, I am all ears  :)

Cheers,
Dan

[Billy Earney]

Dan,

Yesterday Pierre posted the following:

HTML5 provides the AUDIO tag, so you can generate a player with the usual play/pause buttons with :

from browser import document, html
document <= html.AUDIO(src='mymusic.mp3', controls=True)

if you give the audio element an id, you might be able to use the play and pause functions, like in your example above.

Billy

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[Lamprecht Markus]

For:

audio = javascript.JSConstructor(

window.Audio)('/media/music.mp3')
audio.play()
audio.pause()

I got javascript is not defined.

I then tried:

document["play_1"] <= html.AUDIO(src='https://dict.leo.org/media/audio/V4YsI8VSI3rtmWer5QUVGw.ogg', controls=True)

this does not play the file directly which I want but loads the player into my website

Am Donnerstag, 11. Dezember 2014 14:25:26 UTC+1 schrieb Billy Earney:

Dan,

Yesterday Pierre posted the following:

HTML5 provides the AUDIO tag, so you can generate a player with the usual play/pause buttons with :

from browser import document, html
document <= html.AUDIO(src='mymusic.mp3', controls=True)

if you give the audio element an id, you might be able to use the play and pause functions, like in your example above.

Billy

On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 7:09 AM, dan d. <dandels...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

To go back to a question I had asked, in the post about how to display images on the canvas.
My question was : how to play sounds from a Brython program / script?

This is the code I tried, and it works. At least in FireFox. 33.

-----------------------------------------
audio = javascript.JSConstructor(window.Audio)('/media/music.mp3')
audio.play()
audio.pause()
-----------------------------------------

*  replace   "'/media/music.mp3"    by your audio file.

If there is a nicer or better way to do it, I am all ears  :)

Cheers,
Dan

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[Peter Garcia]

This conversation has been a big help for one of my projects and i must say thank you so much for helping me figure this out.

What I was able to do was get this:

First I had to import document from browser like this

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from browser import document, html

from browser import window

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Then instead of using the <= operator, I set it as a variable using equals and got rid of the "controls=true"

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document = html.AUDIO(src="(audio web address)")
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Then you could Play or pause the audio using:

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document.play()

document.pause()

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Thank you guys for helping me get this, even if it is years later.

I would love to learn of more ways to enhance this code as well if anyone has any tips.