Sound Play Issue

[Awadh Kishore]

I try to play a game in android web view in mobile locally. But problem is that audio is not getting played at all. Actually Mozilla browser agent is used.

Codes written is as following.

var assetsPath = "";

manifest = [

{id: "ballhitground", src: "./sounds/ballhitground.ogg"},

{id: "bathitball",    src: "./sounds/bathitball.ogg"},

{id: "stadium",       src: "./sounds/stadium.ogg"},

{id: "strokes",       src: "./sounds/strokes.ogg"},

      

{id: "effectimg",   src: "img/effectimg.png"},

{id: "effectimg1",   src: "img/effectimg1.png"},

{id: "effectimg2",   src: "img/effectimg2.png"},

];

               

             // preload.getResult('gameplaybtn');

createjs.Sound.alternateExtensions = ["mp3"];

                preload = new createjs.LoadQueue(false, assetsPath);

                window.preload=preload;

preload.installPlugin(createjs.Sound);

preload.addEventListener("complete", doneLoading); // add an event listener for when load is completed

preload.addEventListener("progress", updateLoading);

preload.loadManifest(manifest);

        //===========

        window.soundsObj.stadium=createjs.Sound.play("stadium");

        window.soundsObj.stadium.play();

        window.soundsObj.stadium.volume = 0.35;

Thanks!

[Colin Holgate]

I've always put the alternateExtensions line before the manifest is set. I doubt that it will matter. I also use MP3 as the main choice, and OGG as the alternative. Again, that shouldn't matter.

Are you sure that you have all the OGG and MP3 files available in the same folder?

[Awadh Kishore]

[Awadh Kishore]

Yes I am very much sure I have put those extensions in the same folder. Even though it got play on android browser but not in android webview locally.