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In AIR, you can use JavaScript to access
sounds embedded in SWF files. You can load these SWF files into
the application using any of the following means:
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By loading the SWF file with a
<script>
tag
in the HTML page
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By loading a SWF file using the runtime.flash.display.Loader
class
The exact method of embedding a sound file into your
application’s SWF file varies according to your SWF content development
environment. For information on embedding media in SWF files, see
the documentation for your SWF content development environment
To
use the embedded sound, you reference the class name for that sound
in ActionScript. For example, the following code starts by creating
an instance of the automatically generated DrumSound class:
var drum = new DrumSound();
var channel = drum.play();
DrumSound is a subclass
of the flash.media.Sound class, so it inherits the methods and properties
of the Sound class. The
play()
method included,
as the preceding example shows.
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