Thank you very much. I’m so glad. Now I have to make it.
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hi Django, I tried my into my project DjplayerBeta.but I couldn’t get it to run. I just wanted to use speed. Can you take a look at my blog, what could be wrong here?
I tried true or false
It seems that you use the inbuilt Player Component and not my DJ player.
To use an extension you first need to import it and then drag it to the screen.
Should I remove all my players and make them with Django?
why are you using so many player components?
how many sounds do you like to play at the same time?
it there is only one sound to play at a given time, only one player component (or the extension) will do it… just set the sound source before playing
remember the DRY principle - Don’t repeat yourself
Taifun
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Sorry, I don’t understand what you are saying. Zeten, I don’t understand why you closed the following thread saying I was spamming. I sent you a total of 1 line of messages, is this spam? And you closed the issue. What is the reason? problem not solved. It’s not nice to close the topic by saying you spam.
you were sending me a PM to get more attention… this is spam… continue in the community with your questions rather than sending personal message, so everyone will be able to help and learn from the answers…
it looks like you should read my answers again from the beginning and do some more tutorials to learrn the basics…
also you forgot to answer the question…
and the recommended solution is:
Taifun
This does not reflect the truth you say. forum I don’t was asking for outside help.
And not only that, you closed the place where I asked for help by tagging me as spam. This is not fair. and there now everyone sees me as a spammer because that’s what you wrote. it’s not nice.
It looks like you are confused?
you sent me a PM, you and everyone else can see it in the letter symbol here
and sending a PM to get more attention is considered spam, therefore I closed your PM… that
s all…
Please ask directly in the community instead of sending me personal message.
That way other people can contribute to responding, and other people in the forum can benefit from the discussion.
Taifun
I don’t know for what purpose he pointed with the arrow. I only sent 1 message and it wasn’t against the rules.
no, that’s not all. Then I explained what happened above.
anyway. your time is valuable. I’m Sorry for sending you 1 message.
I just took my chance since you guys are knowledgeable about sound. now it will be harder without you. no problem.
We prefer Community members keep discussions in public topics so that everyone can benefit from them. While you are free to send a PM to any user, I would suggest you do only if it is something that the rest of the Community isn’t concerned with.
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yes i think and did the same. There is a screenshot above. There are 2 links in this screenshot. and asked to look at the link. These links are public. so that everyone can benefit. On the other hand, the number of messages sent is 1.
Should I remove all my players and make them with Django?
https://kodular-community.s3.dualstack.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/original/3X/1/c/1ca3ccb620547bau25a094fd01db45debca4c0f2f.png
Now it gets really confusing.
You asked for a way to change the speed of a sound. I sent you a beta extension from me and an aia to test. If you want to use this beta extension in your own project, you have to import it of course.
I think you still need a lot of basic knowledge about how to work with Kodular. I really recommend looking for some basic tutorials.
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yes you are absolutely right. I need to learn.
I thought I was making an app without knowing the code in kodular, I was wrong. I only have 2 transactions left and I took a break because there was no help.
Great job! I tested your extension.
However, that remains opaque to me. How did you manage the trick of making MP3s loop seamlessly?
Thank you for all DJango
I didn’t think it would be this hard to add a dominating speed to my existing players in kodular platform I will never do this 
There is no big trick:
if (DjPlayer.this.isMp3) {
DjPlayer.this.mNextPlayer.seekTo(DjPlayer.this.offSet);
} else {
DjPlayer.this.mNextPlayer.seekTo(0);
}
My player based on the PerfectLoopMediaplayer. It uses 2 players, both loaded with the same Soundfile. If one player is completed (listener), the NextPlayer starts from position “0”. If file is a mp3 I just let the second player start from a later position, in this case an OffSet of “30” (ms) works good enough to loop for example a drum beat in a correct timing (determined by the Snare hit). You will still hear a little gap ( you will notice that the Bassdrum is cutted a little bit) The faster you play the sound the more this little gap dissappears. When you use it as a session drummachine this gap becomes insignificant. Because our brain is satisfied enough when a loop stays within the correct timing.
Second, I kept the actual player code very slim compared to the very fat AI player in order to get the maximum possible speed in code execution. At least I hope so. If we try the same thing with 2 normal player components and a clock that shows the current player position and then start the next player a little earlier, this will not work reliably because the code will be too slow. In addition, the clock component is not exact enough and varies.
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Ok, thanks for the explanation.
I’ll check it later one of my Chinese devices.
I suppose it won’t work there, see here: