Then we can listen to the ended event that’s emitted by the audio element when the audio finishes playing by writing the following JavaScript code: Then we call addEventListener. Raised when the browser calculates that the media element could be played from beginning to end if started immediately. $( " #myAudioPlaylist").on( " change", function () else if ($( " #optionPlaylist"). To tell when an HTML5 audio element has finished playing with JavaScript, we can listen to the ended event emitted by the audio element. We will load mp3 track into it programmatically by modifying the src attribute of the source of myAudio:ĪUD.totalTracks = $( ' #myAudioPlaylist option').length The HTML Audio element with ID of myAudio is our player. Note: Internet Explorer 8 or earlier browsers do not support this property. Fortunately, there's a remedy with JavaScript and CSS Figure 2: Depending on your device, the HTML5 Audio Control with the Controls option set may not be functional. The important takeaway is that for most cases, the HTML5 Audio Control's visual facilities are useless. Browser support All major browsers support the ended attribute. Even in the desktop scenario, there's no way to style the visual appearance. If the playback position is at the end of the audio/video, the audio/video has ended. muted: muted: This Boolean attribute specifies whether the audio will be initially silenced. Expected results: The audio.ended event fires and the next song starts playing. When it finishes, audio will stop song2.mp3 will never.
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ended event handler, set audio.src 'song2.mp3', and. loop: loop: This Boolean attribute specifies that the audio will automatically start over again, upon reaching the end. ended event handler to the audio element. Play Pause Prev Next Vol - Vol + Select a track from: Century Fox Helicopter Universal Studio Horse Army Baby Cry BraveHeart The ended property returns whether the audio/video has ended. If specified, the browsers will display controls to allow the user to control audio playback, such as play/pause, volume, etc. Your browser does not support the audio tag.
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