soundmanager2

I am using Soundmanager 2 to play an mp3 audio stream. Somehow the onload event will not be fired in Firefox. In Safari and Chrom it worked well. When i set autoplay to true the stream will be played even in firefox, its just the onload events witch is not working. soundManager.setup({ url: '/static/soundmanager2/swf', flashVersion: 9, preferFlash: false, useHTML5Audio: true, onready: function() { var options = { id: 'channel-'+num, url: chan.url, stream: true, onload: function() { alert("loaded"); }, volume: 50, autoPlay:true }; this.SM = soundManager.createSound(options) } }); It's a problem

I'm trying to use SoundManager2 as part of an iPhone Web App to play a sound after a form has been submitted using jQuery. The particular sound that is played is dependant on the result, and so the resulting page sets a variable that identifies which sound file to play. This all works without a hitch on the desktop, but when running on the iPhone, it fails. The Debugging Console on the iPhone shows it trying... 1124: SMSound.play(): "ValidSound" is loading - attempting to play... 1124: SMSound.play(): "ValidSound" is starting to play 1124: setPosition(0): delaying, sound not ready 1124: HTML5:

first of all this is not a cry for a perfectly coded solution but it would be perfect if someone could at least give me some tips on how to solve this problem which is: I have this custom Wordpress site for a record label. On this site there is of course a section showing the releases of every of their artist's tracks. The client needs to upload all their tracks to Soundcloud. In the WP backend they can enter the name of the album, upload a cover image and add as many tracks as they want using MagicFields for Wordpress. After adding the album information and the track names they can enter the

I'm making a music playing page, where I use SoundManager 2 for AngularJs . I'm using a remote API to get a song URL to play. I enhanced an angular-soundmanager2 click event handler : element.bind('click', function () { if (angular.isFunction(scope.loadFunction)) { scope.loadFunction(scope.song, function () { $log.debug('adding song to playlist'); addToPlaylist(scope.song.playDetails); }) } else { $log.debug('adding song to playlist'); addToPlaylist(scope.song); } }); Where I added a part, that calls scope.loadFunction(song,callback) and after this function loads a song URL it calls a callback