var myMonkeySound = Titanium.Filesystem.getFile(Titanium.Filesystem.resourcesDirectory,'sounds/mimiplay_monkey.mp3');

// load from file object
var soundMonkey = Titanium.Media.createSound({sound:myMonkeySound,preload:true});

soundMonkey.play();

2010-07-27 22:19:27.898 mimiplay v1[37316:5c03] AddRunningClient starting device on non-zero client count

2 Answers

• I was unable to get the preload to work, however for my case, after I had created the sound object, I then called play and then pause functions consecutively. This forces the sound to be loaded, then pauses it, at which point when you come to play the file its preloaded :)

  var audioyes = Ti.Media.createSound({ url:'audio/yes.mp3', preload:true });
  
  //fake preload
  audioyes.play();
  audioyes.pause();
  
  //play when needed, works instantly
  audioyes.play();
  

  You could even set the volume to 0 before you do this, just in case it does attempt to play it briefly, although this hasn't happened to me.

  Doesn't work in every case, but solved my problem.

• Same here..

  //LOAD SOUNDS

  var audioyes = Ti.Media.createSound({
  url:'audio/yes.mp3',
  preload:true
  });

  var audiono = Ti.Media.createSound({
  url:'audio/boing.mp3',
  preload:true
  });

  Doesnt seem to work, am i doing something wrong?