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@magicspon and I noticed that the https://github.com/soundblogs/react-soundplayer/ package was failing on IE11, and traced it to the underlying soundcloud-audio package.

More details are available here:
kosmetism/react-soundplayer#53

Rolling back to 0.1.7 seemed to fix the issue for me on https://koya.brailleface.co

Wasn't able to ascertain what exactly was causing the issue, but it seems to be to do with the _appendQueryParam function.

Would be great to have the options to set the tracks volume or even set a fadeIn/fadeOut on play()/pause() .

using your package on Opera 50.x Safari and with the following code

SC.resolve(tracks[0].uri, () => {
    SC.pause()
    SC.on('timeupdate', function () {
      console.log(SC.audio.currentTime );
    });
    SC.play()

    console.log('ok');
  })

the track plays but the time update is not operational. do I need to set it up on the audio property itself? or does it need to streamUrl?

Since last week I get the following error:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':'. Parse error.

I guess this has to do with SoundCloud updating (GO Update), but I'm not sure how to fix it.

Has anyone got an example of using this tool with playlists? The single example works great but I'm having trouble getting it to work with a playlist and pulling in the individual track data

You've done fantastic work with this. Wanted to give you a few heads up on changes that I presume come from changes in the SoundCloud API

Resolve

Your example:

scPlayer.resolve('https://soundcloud.com/djangodjango/first-light', function (err, track) {
     ...
});

here err and track have swapped places to

scPlayer.resolve('https://soundcloud.com/djangodjango/first-light', function (track, err) {
     ...
});

TimeUpdate

Your example:

scPlayer.on('timeupdate', function (audio) {
    console.log(audio.currentTime);
});

I thought I had this figured out but I don't. The event is working right, but I'm not seeing the currentTime property come in. As a workaround I'm currently grabbing the current time from scPlayer.audio.currentTime when the event fires.

I'll update this if I find more. Sorry if this is the wrong place to notify, new to this contributing game 😄

Hello! Could you please tell me when a new version with #24 is planned?

It's working on desktop but not on mobile device, including android mobile and iPad.

Currently the latest npm release does not have the new setTime() function. Can you do a new npm release with setTime?

Local Error:
Uncaught TypeError: _soundcloud.scPlayer.setTime is not a function

1.1.0...master

Using v 1.2.2

To reproduce:
Try to play unsupported file.
See the developer console.

soundCloudAudio.play() returns undefined and we cannot handle this exception

Expected:
According to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLMediaElement/play soundCloudAudio.play() returns promise and we can handle this exception

Not sure if this is new behavior or I just never paid attention.

I'm using the latest soundcloud-audio.js version (1.4.0) on an iPhone X with the most recent OS. If a user chooses a track it will play normally. When the song is completed, the next track in a list is played. However, when the device is locked or has gone to sleep, it simply stops at the end of the selected track.

Here's what I'm using:

function playTrack(track-identifier-example){
	global.currentSoundObject.play({
    		streamUrl: track-identifier-example_stream_url
	});

	global.currentSoundObject.on('ended', function() {
		playTrack(next-track-identifier-example);
	});
}

Anyone else seeing this behavior? Should I be triggering the next track in a different way or is this a bug?

Old version of Karma fails to run tests, depends upon a seemingly broken version of socket.io

Currently, soundcloud-audio resolves by url and client id and makes a call to api.soundcloud to get playlist.tracks.
To use a playlist from other audio sources, I would like to see soundcloud-audio use a key value array or json list of playlist.track audio url and playlist.track index passed as a prop, so that it works with soundplayer controls like Next & Previous

Hello,

first, thank you for this great plugin! The only problem is when I give a custom start time with the url.
Example: https://soundcloud.com/balamii/dj-sotofett-b2b-brian-not-brian-jayda-g-jan-2016#t=13:10

The t=13:10 tells soundcloud to start at the 13th minute of the song. But it gives the following error: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized).

Any idea what could cause this?

hi guys, the library is great. i'm using it on a project i just started to learn about the Web Audio API (you can see it here).
i'm updating the progress.value like this

      var progress = document.getElementById('progress');
      progress.max = song.duration/1000;
      scPlayer.on('timeupdate', function () {
        progress.value = scPlayer.audio.currentTime;
      });

can somebody explain how to use the seek() method with the progress element?

Question
Hello! I'm trying to develop a Discord Bot, and I need to know if it's possible to create a buffer when it plays.

Example
Basically, it would be able to work by doing this:

let buffer = <module>.<functionname>(url)
buffer.pipe(fs.createWriteStream("audio.mp3"));

when i added SCPlayer.js in head tag. audio markup is not showing in HTML. but audio playing. and i need to stop audio on event.

This isn't really soundcloud-audio.js's fault, but maybe we can think of a way around this problem together?

The way that the SoundCloud API's CORS is currently set up, it rejects requests with the DNT header. Unfortunately it seems like Safari adds this header on its own to all XHR requests when the setting is enabled, which gives us the following result:

Current versions of Safari don't support Fetch either, so that won't help here. Can you think of other possible solutions that won't leave DNT-enabled users left out?

I've written SoundCloud's dev account on Twitter about this so hopefully they're willing to whitelist the DNT header.

Trying to investigate. Using v 1.2.2
Will update if I make any progress on it.

To reproduce:

1. Load a playlist, play it
2. Advance to a song other than the first using player.next()
3. Pause, then play it again, and it will start from the beginning of the playlist

Expected:

Should retain the position in the playlist after paused/played.

Per kosmetism/react-soundplayer#34, I and at least one other are having issues with resolve() being called multiple times in quick succession.

Is it possible that jsonp callback script tags that are added to the DOM may be overriding a previous script tag? i.e., (new Date()).valueOf() is not unique enough?

https://github.com/voronianski/soundcloud-audio.js/blob/master/dist/soundcloud-audio.js#L82

Hi there, thank you for your nice work! Is there a way to get the favoritings_count from the data?