I really cannot figure out how to play audio in Google Meets while sharing PowerPoint presentation on macbook.
User case: I connect with client via Google meets, I run the PowerPoint presentation, I share the one app (PowerPoint). All ok.
But even if I have audio inserted in presentation it is not played to the client. I can here it on my macbook, but client doesn't hear it. As well, if I play it outside of PowerPoint, in separate app, client doesn't hear anything.
I saw, windows user can switch microphone to Stereo mix, but in mac there is nothing like that.
Is there any way how to present audio while having session on Google Meets?
Thank you for help
Marcos
I tried it with Chrome tab presenting (not useful as I share PP), I turned on Screen recording on Privacy setting on mac, I google everywhere, but didn't find it.
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If you are familiar with scratch, you'll know that Scratch 3 was built to support mobile.
Javascript audio isn't working on mobile devices shows that mobile doesn't support auto playback of audio
Scratch seems to play audio without a problem...
Does anyone know the secret behind Scratch mobile audio playing capabilities? (share pieces of code which scratch uses to play audio on mobile)
(Incase you're wondering why I need to know this, I need to use it on my website)
Read the answer carefully.
Some mobile browsers support automatic playback of audio, but ios, chrome and others require interactive actions to trigger the sound playback.You can try working with the mute attribute..
Scratch can't play sounds automatically. You have to click the Start button on any project. By "interactive actions" they mean clicks, scroll etc,.
I use electronJs and have developed a small screen recorder. Now I had the idea that I could create ingame videos as well.
The only problem is that the window of the games remain black.
I'm assuming that somehow I need to get access to DirectX, OpenGL ... to do this.
But how is this possible, or is there another way to record with Nodejs, ingame videos?
Thanks
I would like to mute the system sound when starting/stopping video recording in Windows 10 mobile. There are apps like 6sec and Instagram UWP Beta that can do it. I did research about MediaCapture API but found nothing related to the problem.
I thought the system did it automatically..
A possible workaround can be to play a media file before starting the camera, like a super short mp3 file with no sound..
I haven't tested it, but it should work.. Maybe there's a better solution.. Let me know!
I have spent lots of time in doing google, but everywhere i have found only 2 way to play swf/flv in win form application and both are not working for me.
1.Using Shockwave flash object:
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/635085/Playing-Flash-Files-SWF-in-Csharp-Form
I am able to add "Shockwave flash object" to toolbar but when i drop it on form, my visual studio gets restart immediately..
2.Playing swf in webbrowser control in winform:
This is also not working.
NOTE: I have done re-installation of flash player but still issue is same. Adobe Flash Player 13.0.0.182 is installed on my machine.
I have event though of converting swf/flv into video and then play in some player in c# but for that also i am not able to find any free library/code to convert flv/swf to video.
Please provide any link or suggest.
Finally got the solution..
I had to install the IE specific version of flash player to get the things working correctly..
its very easy in three step
drag web browser from toolbox
in the properties of web browser go to URL and paste the address of your SWF file
now run the application
I'm pretty new to IOS4 audio/multitasking and i cant find an answer on this topic:
Got a, pretty easy, two part question:
What framework works in conjunction with the ipod framework? Everyone's seen the pandora app, so the question is:
How do you get the app to notify the user that music is playing (via the purple play icon in the status bar)?
How does this become controllable via the multitasking control bar (ya know, the ones right next to the lock-aspect button)?
It's all the same process.
The play icon is added when you successfully link up your app with the remote play controls (remoteControlReceivedWithEvent). The controls are just events that are channeled to your remote control aware app.
TYPE of audio doesn't matter, as far as i know (MPAudioPlayer doesn't work in the background though).
Hope that helps the newer coders out there :)