Zohar Arad

If I'm honest, at this day and age, using Audio5js seems a bit redundant as all the modern browsers support HTML5 Audio. You can do one of the following *...

You can load a single song at any given time - this is the same as the underlying HTML5 audio API

@JeZ-l-Lee the link above isn't working. Can you try debugging via Chrome's developer tools? My guess is there could be either one of the following issues: - Code is not...

Ok - the above does look a bit excessive. You don't need a new instance for each file. You can use the same instance for all files (if you're playing...

I understand - in that case multiple instances make sense. Did you try using the native HTML5 audio API directly? It should work on Android and will also give you...

Just add breakpoints in the code and follow the constructor onwards

Not sure i'll have time to debug it over the next few days. It could be a coded issue. As I said - the easiest way to debug this is...

no logo but i appreciate the offer. im not exactly sure what kind of instructions you're gonna wait for - Did you try debugging with the native HTML5 audio API?...

@lolmaus sorry for the late reply - Is everything working then or do you need my assistance with something?

@SJAnderson on safari mobile?