Marco Buettner

08 Mar 2017 04:23

How do u play the sound/music in your app?

If u use "Audio()"... you can pause-Method

like

var audio = new Audio('mysound.ogg');
audio.play(); // play sound file
audio.pause(); // pause sound file
audio.stop(); // stop sound file

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Armaan-Ul- Islam

08 Mar 2017 09:50

Hello, If you are reffering to this post :

https://developer.tizen.org/forums/web-application-development/refusals-valid-team-sleep-mode-or-not-on-gears2

Then it could be related with 'Construct 2', the tool you used to develop the app. Reading this post on scirra forum, from the comment of Ashley we can say Construct 2 is a powerful, well build tool designed to develop games for web browsers. But web browser and Tizen web application may not be exactly same I guess.

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=188405&p=1105721&hilit=pause+sound+music#p1105721

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Kilim A

08 Mar 2017 10:16

This is my topic on C2 Forum by shukra

Here Ashley answer

"Construct 2's Audio plugin specifically suspends and resumes the audio context to save battery life, and it looks like the suspend and resume events are firing correctly.

I'm not sure what kind of browser comes on the Samsung Gear S3, but maybe it doesn't support suspending the audio context? If you check in the browser console on the device if AudioContext.prototype.suspend is available, that would identify the issue. If the browser doesn't support suspending or resuming the audio context, the problem is with the browser, not C2 - C2 will use these to optimise battery life if they are available, but if they're not available there's not much choice other than to leave the context running idle in the background."

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Kilim A

08 Mar 2017 10:26

This is my topic on C2 Forum by shukra

Here Ashley answer

"Construct 2's Audio plugin specifically suspends and resumes the audio context to save battery life, and it looks like the suspend and resume events are firing correctly.

I'm not sure what kind of browser comes on the Samsung Gear S3, but maybe it doesn't support suspending the audio context? If you check in the browser console on the device if AudioContext.prototype.suspend is available, that would identify the issue. If the browser doesn't support suspending or resuming the audio context, the problem is with the browser, not C2 - C2 will use these to optimise battery life if they are available, but if they're not available there's not much choice other than to leave the context running idle in the background."

So there are the question:

1. what kind of browser comes on the Samsung Gear S3 S2?

2. Is it support the audio context?

3. How can it be checken with emulator or how? I mean see it in Logs "if you check in the browser console on the device if AudioContext.prototype.suspend is available, that would identify the issue"?

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Armaan-Ul- Islam

11 Mar 2017 12:30

You can see Tizen web application architecture here.

https://developer.tizen.org/tizen-architecture

How about you come up with no audio from c2, then add audio from tizen end using web audio api like Marco Buettner stated. In such way you would have a chance to pause audio.

Tizen Web Audio Guide

https://developer.tizen.org/ko/development/tutorials/web-application/w3chtml5supplementary-features/media/web-audio?langredirect=1

Tizen Web audio API ref

https://developer.tizen.org/ko/development/api-references/web-application?redirect=/dev-guide/2.4/org.tizen.web.apireference/html/w3c_api/w3c_api_m.html&langredirect=1#webaudio