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️ AudioCard is an opinionated, responsive, audio player for React, designed to be compatible with Twitter Player Cards.
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QUESTION
I am new to reactjs in this i have defined components and i am passing title to audio cards and by using title i am also defining source of the audio files. and after clicking on that particular component i want to play that particular audio file. in js we can achieve this using $(this).find();
but in reactjs how to do it can anyone help me
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-09 at 13:20document.querySelector("audio") will return the first "audio" tag in the HTML, not the specific one you're looking for
you can use ref:
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So, I'm trying to get a deck of cards created with javascript (via json api) do display when the link "audiobooks" is clicked. But it's not working. I've tried onclick in the a-tagg calling the function, tried reversing it and calling the a-tagg and applying eventListner... What am I doing wrong here? i've looked online for a solution but now I'm stuck.
Link to stripped down fiddle:jsFiddle
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 18:48Mostly typos, here goes.
- readystate is readyState so
if (yhttp.readystate === XMLHttpRequest.DONE && yhttp.status === 200) {
Should be
if (yhttp.readyState === XMLHttpRequest.DONE && yhttp.status === 200) {
- You must have copy and pasted the i in your for loop but you used y as the index variable. So accessing
audiobookData.items[i]should beaudiobookData.items[y]
Your complete code should look something like this
QUESTION
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I have a CardView in a RecycleView with a button to play or stop a song and only one song should be played at a time. So when I click one of this buttons, all the others should have a "play" icon while the clicked one should have a "stop" icon. Basically, I need to change the image of an item that I didn't click.
The problem
The project compiles, the songs don't overlap when multiples are played simultaneously and when I click an icon it changes to the other icon, but if I click another item, the previous one clicked don't change back and stays the same.
Attempt
So, I've tried to iterate over all the elements of the RecycleView, to change them back to a default icon and later just change the clicked icon, but I couldn't really access the other items that I didn't click. I've tried to reference the previous item with a global variable, but, again, I couldn't really handle this previous item.
The AudioGridActivity code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-18 at 02:29In your CardAudioGrid model initialize a boolean variable isPlaying = false
Inside your RecyclerViewAdapter MyAdapter2
declare a integer variable that will hold the position of the currently playing item.
QUESTION
In my Kotlin desktop application using TornadoFX, I have created an AudioCard layout (subclass of VBox) which has a few labels and basic audio player controls. This AudioCard has an AudioCardViewModel which handles events from the UI and an AudioCardModel which holds information like the title, subtitle, audio file path, etc. A simplified version is shown below.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-07 at 15:14Here is the solution I came across from Paul Stovell. Instead of creating the view model within the view (Option 1 in Stovell's article), I switched to injecting the view model into the view (Option 2). I also refactored for better MVVM adherence with help from the TornadoFX documentation and this answer regarding where business logic should go. My AudioCard code now looks like this:
QUESTION
I'm writing a bot in Node.js using the MS Bot Framework. To send attachments, I'm actually using the filestream buffer as the contentUrl, e.g.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-03 at 20:03I wasn't (yet) able to get a response from FB support, but after further testing, it looks like there is a filesize limit on audio files FB Messenger will accept.
Specifically, I was able to get a sample file of ~45KB to send and display in Messenger successfully, but a larger file of ~400KB got dropped (aka seemed to send successfully from the server-side perspective, but did not show up in Messenger).
Strangely, some of my much larger image files went through, so it seems like this same limit does not exist for image attachments.
Will do some further testing, but it seems like the ultimate solution will be either to majorly compress my audio files, or to host them somewhere else instead of sending as a filestream.
QUESTION
I have PC with linux and connected there 3 usb audio interfaces. Each audio interface has one stereo output. I have 6 speakers connected by 2 to each stereo output.
My goal is have ability to play any sound on any card on any channel. For example I need to play sound of beating glass on first audiocard on left channel and play some sound of nature on second audiocard on right channel.
I have looked into mpg123 but didn't found in man nothing what I want.
My prefer to have a player with next params:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-06 at 11:18I have found the answer. My prefer is mplayer. It has enought functionality for my goal.
This command:
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