Rewind audio attached to an image

Question

I am building a slide where there are 3 buttons a learner can click on. There are 3 images each with audio attached to them
Clicking any of the buttons executes an advance action that shows a specific image and plays attached audio. It also hides the others so they can click on any button at any time so only one image shows/one audio plays at any given time.
My problem is with audio not rewinding e.g.:
if you click on Button1 image shows and audio plays - works fine
then if you click on Button2 - image1/audio1 goes away and image2/audio2 starts - works fine.
butif you were to click Button2 before audio on Image1 is finished then when you go back to Button1 the audio starts where it left off. Is there anyway I can have audio rewind so no matter when you click each button audio always starts from the begining?

Answer 1

Yeah, I realized that, was just posing a potential problem with that solution if anyone was still searching for this.
One thing I did try which seems to work well is making a few more advanced actions to each click box.  Let's say we have 3 clickboxes (click_box_1, 2, and 3), each shows an image and wants to play an audio file associated with that image.  Each clickbox will need to show it's own image and play the audio.  Each clicbox would also need to hide the other images/audio of the other clickboxes.  Our problem when the audio is attached to the image is that if you move away and activate another click box, the audio will always resume from where you left it when you return to the click box, the audio won't restart from the beginning.  Try this, has worked for me and curious to know if it works for anyone else.
To each click box, add the following advanced actions to your existing advanced actions:
click_box_1
Play Audio - select your audio file
Hide - click_box_1
Show - click_box_2
Show - click_box_3
click_box_2
Play Audio - select your audio file
Hide - click_box_2
Show - click_box_1
Show - click_box_3
click_box_3
Play Audio - select your audio file
Hide - click_box_3
Show - click_box_1
Show - click_box_2
I would have thought that hiding the clickbox you just clicked wouldn't play the audio, but that's not the case, it continues to play.  When you click the other boxes, it stops the current audio, for instance, from click_box_1, and starts audio from whichever click box you just selected.  If I go back to a click box that I previously started and left before audio finished, it restarts it from the beginning.  By the way, this was done using Captivate 7.