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In my application I want to modify various mp3 and then mix them together. I know I could do it with a single command line in FFmpeg but it can end up very messy since I need to use various filter on each sample and I have five of them. My idea is to edit each sample individually, save them into a pipe and finally mix them.

I am using howler.js in my Angular app. For now I have two sounds playing at the same time. What I want is my drum sound to stop whenever sound stop. I do get the ('stop') console.log but my stop() function is not triggered. I've created a button to trigger and it works fine but it's not the way I want to implement the stop() function.

I'm coding a game and I have a rough draft of the shooting mechanism, but I want to have it play a sound, and sometimes it won't play because it already is, and no matter how short I make the sound, it still does this on some level. My code is below, any advice? I want to have it be able to play at any time regardless of the status of any previous executions of the audio.play() method, I tried putting the audio.play() method in a separate function and calling that function, but it did nothing.

I am trying to call a Freesound API. Fetch throws an Unauthorised error whereas Postman works.

There is a website called https://freesound.org and I would like to press the play button with JavaScript.

I tried

document.getElementsByClassName("play toggle")[0].click();

and it works only if you have already clicked anywhere in the page. I also tried focus() on an element in the page but it will not work. Do I need to do this with an input event? How I could?

I want to run a function after checking if an audio file is downloaded.

My js:

I am creating a simple MP3 player and using the FMOD Core API for managing the audio. I have written a simple program to test the play() function. I have two functions freeSound() and freeSystem() to free the sound and the system handle respectively. Both are called through the function cleanUp() in the destructor.

I have used gdb to figure out that for some reason, my program gets stuck in the Sound::release() call in freeSound() when the destructor is called.

This problem occurs only when freeSystem() is called before freeSound(). Simply calling the latter first fixes this issue.

I have shared as little code as I thought was possible to show this problem. If more/less is required I will add/remove.

The main() function:

I'm trying to make a Pong game in Java and I have a little problem with bouncing the ball from the paddle.

I have two paddles: left paddle1, right paddle2.

My idea is the following: ball_Y should be between the height of the paddle and ball_X touching point should be paddle width (PP1_width or PP2_width) +/- ball_radius

Paddle2 is working OK, but the ball passes through paddle1 and I cannot see my mistake.

Here is the video of how it looks like;

https://streamable.com/bzrud

Here is the paddle bouncing part:

The following script plays the original file ok. I try to separate each channel in the obvious way, but it does not work.