Hi all, I have been having some issues. I have read the forums and have tried what had been suggested however I am still faced with the same issue. I am using the HTML plugin, and have selected an audio file to play in the background. Though when I leave the page the file continues to play and yes I selected STOP playing when leaving the screen.....There has been some others who have had the same issue and I have tried what other people told them to do, but, still, here I am along with the music..... I would rather have the ability to have a Audio player, where there are some controls instead of just a music file playing in the background, for you cannot even Pause... These MP3's will be within the APP itself, No Streaming....... I have heard of a HTML audio player.....Where is it????? Do I need to use the HTML PRO plug in??? Help..........STOP THE MUSIC !!!!!

Hi Pulverdingen, Not sure if it will help you or if this is what you need, but pls take a look here: https://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=0DAA7A1F05FA0EA2DB0F277 Specially in 'onStart' and 'onResume' methods: if(myMediaPlayer != null) { BT_debugger.showIt(activityName + ":media player should be starting..."); myMediaPlayer.start(); } And in 'onPause', onStop, and onDestroy methods: if(myMediaPlayer != null){ if(myMediaPlayer.isPlaying()) myMediaPlayer.stop(); myMediaPlayer.release(); myMediaPlayer = null; } It worked for me! Cheers

Sorry, I've just assumed you're on android... Is that so?

It seems that this is only about Android, should have mentioned it, I am running IOS...

odd… it 'should' stop. If it doesn't, maybe you can paste this in your plugin class file, outside of other methods: -(void) viewWillUnload { yourapp_appDelegate *appDelegate = (yourapp_appDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate]; if(appDelegate.audioPlayer != nil){ [appDelegate.audioPlayer stopAudio]; } } replace 'yourapp' with whatever your actual app name is… 'should' work, but untested. Cheers! -- Smug

html audio uses browser features to play audio, which means you write the code in html and use one of the html plugins to play your audio. The basic feature isn't very fancy, but does the job. http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_audio.asp If you google html audio player, you'll find code snippets that you can use which add controls and styles - there should be something out there that suits. Alan

I have just found Amazing Audio Player and that is working well for me in HTML. I know this thread is old, but in case others are stuck .... https://amazingaudioplayer.com