Hi,
by reading the docs I thought that setting the loop mode of the channel my sound sample is going to play to FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_OFF would mean that the sample is not looping and that setting it to FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_NORMAL would make it loop. (I have no idea what the heck FSOUND_LOOP_BIDI means. :D) So my code looks like:
// Assign the channel but don't play the sound yet
int channel = FSound.FSOUND_Stream_PlayEx(FSound.FSOUND_FREE, sound, null, true);
FSound.FSOUND_SetLoopMode(channel, (loop ? FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_NORMAL : FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_OFF));
FSound.FSOUND_SetPaused(channel, false);
But it doesn't work. :?
Without looping, the sample stops after a couple of seconds, but when I enable looping it plays ok till the end... and doesn't loop. Also I have seen that if you don't set the loop mode of the channel it defaults to FSOUND_LOOP_NORMAL and not FSOUND_LOOP_OFF, like I thought.
Can anybody help me, please? Thanks a lot.
do you have a simple test so that we can reproduce it ?
It's Murphy's law: I have been trying to fix the problem for two weeks and I stumble upon the solution a couple of hours after I post here. :roll:
Just have to substitute setLoopMode for
FSound.FSOUND_Stream_SetMode(sound, (loop ? FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_NORMAL : FSound.FSOUND_LOOP_OFF));From the FMOD forums:
Quoteyou are altering the loop mode on the stream channel handle, you should not be doing this.
every stream contains a small looping FSOUND_SAMPLE, and when you turn off the looping, it stops the stream.
Thanks a lot nevertheless.