assign a preloaded soundbuffer to the soundbuffer of a SoundOut object?

[David McFarlane]

I do not have an answer to your question as 
posed, but I would like to pose the 
following.  What version of E-Prime do you 
use?  If you use EP2.0.10.x or later, try setting 
GeneratePreRun on your Procedure to 
TopOfProcedure, then use a separate SoundOut 
object for each of your sounds during the 
movie.  With TopOfProcedure, all the 
SoundBuffer.Load operations will take place at 
the beginning of the Procedure, not during your 
movie playback, and perhaps that would solve your 
problem.  It would also eliminate the need for messy inline code.

And if you do not use EP2.0.10.x, well, maybe this is your reason to upgrade.

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At 10/1/2013 07:36 AM Tuesday, Emiliano Díez wrote:
>I need to assign a soundbuffer that has been 
>preloaded into memory to the soundbuffer of a 
>SoundOut object in a procedure. Can this be done???
>
>The point is that my procedure needs to play a 
>video playing and at the same time to present 
>several sounds (sentences in this case) and 
>record reaction times to these sounds. If I use 
>mybuffer.load while the video is playing a small 
>pause of the video can be seen. So my solution 
>was to make an array of soundbuffers and play 
>them with inline code. But in this way I lost 
>the possibility to record the key responses in 
>the way I need (need to know if the keypress, 
>that starts with the onset of each sound, has 
>been ocurred before or after the sound ends). I 
>have found a way to do this, but need to have 
>a  soundobject and a wait object. So the 
>question: is it possible to assign a preloaded 
>soundbuffer to the sound buffer of a soundobject?
>
>Thanks all

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