Button whith audio as feedback

I thy to make one button without action, but with
audio as feedback when the user make click, and I need that this
behavior repeat how many times the user click

Hi Monica and welcome to our community
I made it work as follows:
1. insert a blank slide immediately before the slide
containing the button.
2. Configure the duration of this blank slide for the minimum
time possible. This should be 0.1 seconds.
3. For the slide containing the button, double-click the
button and edit its properties.
4. Configure the action of the button to "Go to previous
slide" when it is clicked by your end user.
5. Click the Options tab and place a check mark in the
"Success caption" check box.
6. Click the OK button to dismiss the button properties.
7. Now double-click the new Success caption that should be
visible.
8. Select all the default text and delete it.
9. Click the Caption type drop down and select transparent.
10. Click the Options tab and configure the caption timing
for 0.1 seconds and the Transition Effect: for "No transition".
11. Click the Audio tab, then import the desired audio clip.
12. Assuming the audio clip is longer than 0.1 seconds, you
should be prompted to configure the display time of the feedback
caption to match the duration of the audio. Choose yes.
Give that a go and see if it does what you need. Hopefully it
will.
Cheers... Rick

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I'm using a tutorial from flashkit.com to make a simple
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Step One:
Create two buttons in your graphics program, one for
switching the music off and one for switching the music on.
Step Two:
Put both buttons into one Movie Clip. Each button on a
seperate frame. So you will have a MC with the first frame with the
"MUSIC OFF" button and the 2nd frame of the MC will contain the
"MUSIC ON" button.
Step Three:
Open the actions for the first frame of the MC and put in
this code:
stop();
and for the other frame add (The frame with MUSIC ON):
stop();
stopAllSounds();
Step Four:
Go to the first frame and open the actions for the button
(MUSIC OFF button):
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay(2);
Then for the MUSIC ON button add the same code but replace
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Step Five:
Now import your music file into Flash (Go to FILE>>
IMPORT) then go to your first frame of the MC and add your sound
into it. Under LOOP NUMBER put a big number like 9999 so the music
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I made my "button" in photoshop, and import it into flash,
its showing as a bitmap (I've tried saving it as a jpg, gif, and
png) when I preview my button after importing the music and adding
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**Error** Scene=Scene 1, layer=on, frame=1:Line 3: Mouse
events are permitted only for button instances
on (release) {
**Error** Scene=Scene 1, layer=off, frame=1:Line 2: Mouse
events are permitted only for button instances
on (release) {
Total ActionScript Errors: 2 Reported Errors: 2
**Error** Scene=Scene 1, layer=on, frame=1:Line 3: Mouse
events are permitted only for button instances
on (release) {
**Error** Scene=Scene 1, layer=off, frame=1:Line 2: Mouse
events are permitted only for button instances
on (release) {
Total ActionScript Errors: 2 Reported Errors: 2
What am I doing wrong? And how do I make my image into a
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> Step Five:
> Now import your music file into Flash (Go to
FILE>> IMPORT) then go to your
> first frame of the MC and add your sound into it. Under
LOOP NUMBER put a big
> number like 9999 so the music will go on for a long
time.
>
> I made my "button" in photoshop, and import it into
flash, its showing as a
> bitmap (I've tried saving it as a jpg, gif, and png)
when I preview my button
> after importing the music and adding the script to each
layer it plays the
> music, but you cant click on it to turn the music
on/off. I get this Error in
> preview
the button has to be actual flash BUTTON instance not just
button image.
You need to convert each symbol into BUTTON.

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How to disable the select options button, while audio is playing in the question template in captivate 8?

Apologies for late reply.
I mean "On Question screens audio keeps on playing even after we have selected an option or options depending on the question type and clicked Submit. How do we stop the audio on selecting an option?"

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hi
we have a music composer game for school children where they click buttons to play short samples in time with a backing track.
Our .swf file when run on a Mac works fine with no discernible latency.
When played on a Windows machine ( and also seemingly on Flash via an Android browser) there is a significant latency on pressing the button before hearing the sample which makes the game unplayable. Same .swf file is used. It is something like 2-400 milliseconds delay.
We have tried using Sound Objects, pre-loading sounds, using action script 1, using wav files, different sample rates of mp3 and different audio settings, plus having silent sound playing etc. Have tried exporting .swf as Flash file versions 5 up to 10. Doesn't make a difference. The latency is audible whether .swf is hosted on a webpage or played direct from a hard disk and has been reproduced on many different PCs. NB Our target users (education) nearly always use Windows XP so I haven't tested it on Vista.
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I would be very grateful for any assistance.
Best
Tommy Banana

Right. As I mentioned, though, DirectSound latency was 1/8
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.6 seconds each. Can you estimate the percentage of Windows systems
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Ok, here is what I want to do:
I just want to create a simple DVD of my commercial reel. When the DVD is put in I want music to play. Then, I want to create a button in Photoshop and use it to play my commercials.
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thanks. i see i need to explain better:
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