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Having 

var audio = new Audio("click.ogg")

I play the click sound when needed by

audio.play()

However, sometimes user is so fast that a browser does not play the audio at all (probably when still playing a previous play request). Is this issue related to preload?

How can I force a browser to stop playing and start over? There is no stop, just pause in HTML5 audio component, correct? What workaround can be used here?

Update - Additional note:

I have multiple checkbox-like div elements with a touchend event. When such event is triggered, the elements visually change, a sound is played and an internal variable is set accordingly. If user tap on these elements slowly, everything works nicely. If tap fast, the sound is often completely skipped...

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このコードを試すことができます：

audio.currentTime = 0;
audio.play();

これが最も簡単な解決策のようです。

于 2014-04-03T12:30:58.960 に答える
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これは私が使用してきたコードであり、私のために働いています:

            if(audioSupport.duration > 0 && !audioSupport.paused){

                //already playing
                audioSupport.pause();
                audioSupport.currentTime = 0;
                audioSupport.play();

            }else{

                //not playing

                audioSupport.play();    

            }
于 2013-04-15T09:54:52.373 に答える