CE Flash files always start at the beginning?

I have had an online Continuing education course designed,
which has the main contents embedded into .asp pages.
The problem is that when customers "log-out", then return and
"log in" again whithout closing thier browser, the fllash file
always starts at the beginning, rather than where my database
indicates.
I "think" this is caused by the flashplayer plugin "keeping"
the flash file in memory, and starting the "movie" again at the
beginning? Thus if they close thier browser, deleting the flash
file from memory, and re-starting the browser again, and "logging
in" again, it functions correctly, beginning the flash file on the
correct page (which is indicated in the database)
If this IS what is happening, can this be corrected, so that
upon "Log out" the flash file will be automatically removed,
without the need to re-start the browser?

I believe this will work for you. Does for me. Go to SysPref/Speech/Text to Speech. Check box of: Speak selected text when the key is press. Set key. Open the pdf and highlight what you want to hear. Hit key you set. When it's done with it's spiel highlight more text and hit key. It auto erases previous highlight. You'll see. It's not very ideal, but it's what is dealt.

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I have a problem with my mac i have too many archives and programs and i want to delete all files and start at the begin my mac with out do format

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I do not recommend reformatting your harddrive and reloading your software. This is a Windows thing. On an older mac it may be difficult to find all your software again.
Best to have greater than 2gig of free space. Many posters to these forums state that you need much more free space: 5 gig to 10 gig or 10 percent of you hd size.
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Be careful when deleting files. A lot of people have trashed their system when deleting things. Place things in trash. Reboot & run your applications. Empty trash.
Go after large files that you have created & know what they are. Do not delete small files that are in a folder you do not know what the folder is for. Anything that is less than a megabyte is a small file these days.
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Run
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This will give you a list of files and folders sorted by size. Go after things you know that are big.
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These pages have some hints on freeing up space:
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http://www.macmaps.com/diskfull.html
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Buy an external firewire harddrive.
For a PPC computer, I recommend a firewire drive.
Has everything interface:
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save a little money interface:
FireWire 400 + USB 2.0
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Buy a flash card.

How can I make my movies always start from the beginning?

I want to use my iPod to present short videos as part of a live presentation. I've conquered the hurdles, and have the iPod sending video out to my projector, but I want to ensure that every movie starts at the beginning, even if I had cut it short in the last presentation.
I thought I saw a setting for this somewhere, but now I can't find it.

WaMuHIP07 wrote:
Right-click the videos that you want to always start from the beginning in iTunes. The options tab of the video file properties contains this option control. Uncheck the box that says "Remember Play Postion."
Or hit the left side of your scroll wheel when launching it on your iPod

Car Stereo use and Nano - always starts at the beginning

when I plug my nano into my car stereo, it ALWAYS starts playing the first song by the first artist. Always. Even starts up as soon as the stereo recognizes the players. How about resume last song? Or not playback at all until I select something? Is this a iPod setting? Maybe it is the stereo setting.

Toyota with a Pioneer GPS with audio. I did discover that when using a classic iPod vs. a nano, the playback worked as expected. It picks up right where it left off. So, it's definitely the nano, but to be honest, I really don't know what generation the thing is. I don't think it is gen 7. It was a gift.

Ipod always starts at the beginning.

it used to work fine, started back at the song I shut it down with, and now it doesn't. it goes right back to the very first song again, making me have to forward through all the songs to get where i was. also starts all play lists in backward order. reset it to factory settings. No good. anyone help? thanks

You might try pausing the shuffle before shutting it off. This is the way I do mine and it always starts up where I left off even if it is in the middle of a song. Remember that when you turn it back on that you have to hit the play button twice. Hope this helps.

Shuffled music always starts at the beginning

iPhone 4s with iOS 7.0.6 (but the problem was there with iOS 6, too).
When I shuffle a playlist or all songs to listen to through Bluetooth, all works well as long as I keep listening.
If I stop listening, do other stuff with my phone, and then start listening again, the shuffled music starts at the top of the playlist again instead of picking up where it left off like it used to.
In other words.... Say I shuffle the music, which gets ordered as follows:
Song A
Song B
Song C
Song D
Song E
Song F
etc.
It starts at playing Song A. Now, let's say I stop playing music in the middle of Song C. An hour later, I start the music again.
The old, correct behaviour would be that the Music app starts to play with Song C.
The more recent, annoying behaviour is that the Music app starts again at Song A.
I don't feel like pulling my phone out of my pocket every time I get in the car just to reshuffle the music.
I know I'm not the only person who sees this behaviour, but I have seen no answers for it. How can we correct this?

It appears that iOS 7.1 fixed this.

In Flash the sound does not play only started from the beginning. Can anyone please help?

In Flash, the sound only plays if the file is started from the beginning. The sound doesn't play if starting from anywhere other than the beginning.
This is very frustrating when trying to sync the animation with the sound as it's not possible to scroll back and forward with the sound playing. The only way the sound works is if it is started from the beginning.
If anyone can help that would be fantastic.
Thanks

Hi Jeromie,
Many thanks for your help. Here is some additional information, which may shed light on the problem.
I am using Flash Professional CC 2014.0 release, Build 14.0.0.110
The computer I'm using is then iMac running OSX version 10.9.3 Build 13D65 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5
I am using Flash, not a web-based editor that leverages Flash Player.
"a direct link to the project or tool would be useful in allowing us to attempt to reproduce the problem" - Not sure how to do this, how can I add the project to the forum?
Many thanks once again for your help, let me know if you need more information.
Cheers
Michael

AudioInputStream won't start from the beginning

I'm not sure if this is normal or not, but here's a weird the situation. I have a number of audio files that I play together. Nothing complicated.
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        try{
            File soundFile_1 = new File("SoundFile1.wav");
            File soundFile_2 = new File("SoundFile2.wav");
            File soundFile_3 = new File("SoundFile3.wav");
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            audioInputStream_2 = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(soundFile_2);
            audioInputStream_3 = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(soundFile_3);
            audioFormat_1 = audioInputStream_1.getFormat();
            audioFormat_2 = audioInputStream_2.getFormat();
            audioFormat_3 = audioInputStream_3.getFormat();
            DataLine.Info dataLineInfo_1 = new DataLine.Info(SourceDataLine.class,audioFormat_1);
            DataLine.Info dataLineInfo_2 = new DataLine.Info(SourceDataLine.class,audioFormat_2);
            DataLine.Info dataLineInfo_3 = new DataLine.Info(SourceDataLine.class,audioFormat_3);
            sourceDataLine_1 = (SourceDataLine) AudioSystem.getLine(dataLineInfo_1);
            sourceDataLine_2 = (SourceDataLine) AudioSystem.getLine(dataLineInfo_2);
            sourceDataLine_3 = (SourceDataLine) AudioSystem.getLine(dataLineInfo_3);
            new PlayThread().start();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            System.exit(0);
    class PlayThread extends Thread{
        byte tempBuffer_1[] = new byte[100000];
        byte tempBuffer_2[] = new byte[100000];
        byte tempBuffer_3[] = new byte[100000];
        @Override
        public void run(){
            try{
                sourceDataLine_1.open(audioFormat_1);
                sourceDataLine_2.open(audioFormat_2);
                sourceDataLine_3.open(audioFormat_3);
                sourceDataLine_1.start();
                sourceDataLine_2.start();
                sourceDataLine_3.start();
                int nBytesRead;
                while(((nBytesRead = audioInputStream_1.read(tempBuffer_1,0,tempBuffer_1.length)) != -1) &&
                      ((nBytesRead = audioInputStream_2.read(tempBuffer_2,0,tempBuffer_2.length)) != -1) &&
                      ((nBytesRead = audioInputStream_3.read(tempBuffer_3,0,tempBuffer_3.length)) != -1) &&
                      (stopPlayback == false)) {
                    if(nBytesRead > 0){
                        sourceDataLine_1.write(tempBuffer_1, 0, nBytesRead);
                        sourceDataLine_2.write(tempBuffer_2, 0, nBytesRead);
                        sourceDataLine_3.write(tempBuffer_3, 0, nBytesRead);
                sourceDataLine_1.drain();
                sourceDataLine_2.drain();
                sourceDataLine_3.drain();
                sourceDataLine_1.close();
                sourceDataLine_2.close();
                sourceDataLine_3.close();
                stopPlayback = false;
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
                System.exit(0);
    }I also have a method that combines the three audio files into one. I usually call this method after having played the files for a short time.
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        saveList.add(audioInputStream_1);
        saveList.add(audioInputStream_2);
        saveList.add(audioInputStream_3);
        saveMixAIS = new MixingFloatAudioInputStream(audioFormat_1, saveList);
        File saveFile = new File("SaveMix.wav");
        try {
            AudioSystem.write(saveMixAIS, AudioFileFormat.Type.WAVE, saveFile);
     } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
} Interesting enough, this code doesn't seem to combine the three audio files properly. What seems to happen is that the combined file starts at the location where I stopped playing. In order to get the files to start from the very beginning, I need to re-initialize the AudioInputStream.
    public void saveAudio() {
        try{
            File soundFile_1 = new File("SoundFile1.wav");
            File soundFile_2 = new File("SoundFile2.wav");
            File soundFile_3 = new File("SoundFile3.wav");
            audioInputStream_1 = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(soundFile_1);
            audioInputStream_2 = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(soundFile_2);
            audioInputStream_3 = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(soundFile_3);
        } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
                System.exit(0);
        saveList.add(audioInputStream_1);
        saveList.add(audioInputStream_2);
        saveList.add(audioInputStream_3);
        saveMixAIS = new MixingFloatAudioInputStream(audioFormat_1, saveList);
        File saveFile = new File("SaveMix.wav");
        try {
            AudioSystem.write(saveMixAIS, AudioFileFormat.Type.WAVE, saveFile);
     } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
} Is this normal?

mohogany wrote:
That definitely makes sense.
I was under the impression that the AudioInputStream never loses the data it has read and that the AudioSystem.write method always starts from the beginning of this AudioInputStream. I need to stop treating the AudioInputStream like an array and instead treat it more like fresh water.Definately.
AudioInputStream doesn't actually have anything in it...it's actually just a wrapper. Whenever you call read on it, it just reads whatever it's wrapping around, and returns the result. This is why it can contain both live data being recorded or file data or a network stream or...
In this case, it is reading from a BinaryFile. Everytime you call read, it increments the file position... and it doesn't reset the file position when you call AudioSystem.write...

Video doesn't start from the beginning

Please tell me there is a setting on the iPod classic to always start a video from the beginning of the video??!?!?! I am using the iPod classic for video projection.
E.g.: I play video #1 until, say, 3:00. I select menu and go to another video or a song, a photo, whatever. I go back to video #1 and it starts at 3:00! WHY?
I want iPod Classic videos to ALWAYS start from the beginning.
Please tell me there is a setting for this.
thank you

I have good news for you, (compared to your other post!).
Select the video in iTunes and click on *File/Get Info* and look on the Options tab. Turn off the tick in *Remember playback position.* You can bulk select some or all your videos to do this.
Phil

All of my songs now last for one minute thrifty seconds. Most start at the beginning and stop at 90 seconds, a few start in the middle - but total play time is always 1:30. What's wrong?

All of my songs , when played, now last for exactly one minute thirty seconds. Most start from the beginning and cut off at 90 seconds, some start in the middle. What's wrong?

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Playlist always starts at the begiing after turning on iPod.

I originally posted this in the iPod classic section but thought U might get an answer here too:
So I've had a 5.5 Pod loaded with many playlists for a year or so. I Just got my 160GB Classic, has about 100GB of music loaded now and the latest iTunes with new interface. I have several huge playlists that I play in my studio all day. So now when I stop the Pod and start again later or the next day (yes the iPod is off for a long time) , that play list always starts from the beginining and not from where I had left off.
My old pod and the last iTunes would always start again where I had left off. Fo instance I always have shuffle turned on and if I had gone through 303 songs, the next time I turn on and start the ipod and same playlist, the 303rd song would begin-right where I left off the day before. Now it starts at the beginning, track 1 of xxxx many songs every time rather than where I was when I turned it off. What's up with this? A glitch???

If you press Pause and power off, or play sonething else and go back, the selected playlist will start from the beginning.
It has always been this way.
If you press Pause and let it go to sleep itself, then press Play, it should start from where it left off.
If the iPod goes into deep sleep, the playlist will start from the beginning.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60945

How do I restart iOS download after internet crashes without having to start from the beginning.

My internet crashes and stops downloading the iOS restore software for my phone. When I try to restart the download, it starts from the beginning. How can I get it to cary on from where it left off? Why doesn't it do this automatically!?
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CE Flash files always start at the beginning?

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