Post by erynj on Sept 28, 2020 15:18:04 GMT
Hello,
I’ve looked around this forum to see if there’s been a similar problem to what we’re having, to no avail. If anyone has experienced something similar, it’d be great to hear!
In my experiment, we are presenting a series of very short audio files (250 ms) consecutively after one another. Sometimes, the audio of the first couple sounds overlaps completely. (For example, if we play 10 sounds, the first 2 play at the same time, then the rest play one after another, as intended.)
Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn’t. We’ve tried a few different things to solve this (e.g., playing all the numbers at the beginning so that they are “loaded” or there’s no buffering). It seemed to work for a day.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
I’ve looked around this forum to see if there’s been a similar problem to what we’re having, to no avail. If anyone has experienced something similar, it’d be great to hear!
In my experiment, we are presenting a series of very short audio files (250 ms) consecutively after one another. Sometimes, the audio of the first couple sounds overlaps completely. (For example, if we play 10 sounds, the first 2 play at the same time, then the rest play one after another, as intended.)
Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn’t. We’ve tried a few different things to solve this (e.g., playing all the numbers at the beginning so that they are “loaded” or there’s no buffering). It seemed to work for a day.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
