3 Answers

• For now I've worked around the complete event issue by checking the progress property after a stop event.

  function playbackStateChange(e) {
      if (e.state == audioPlayer.STATE_STOPPED && audioPlayer.progress > 0) {
          // Track complete
      }
  }
  audioPlayer.addEventListener('change', playbackStateChange);
  

  Still wish there was a complete event - this is a bit hacky. And still not seeing a way to get the total duration (before the track is complete). :(

• You can fire an event on state change, and the integer of the stat will change when the stream is complete.

  If I remember correctly, the complete state is "6".

  Hope that helps.

  Peter Janett

  http://www.NewMediaOne.net

• Fyi, I've found using the VideoPlayer is a good workaround for this since it also plays MP3s.