File: FUTURE.swf-(3.2 MB, 320x240, Loop)
[_] The Future of online content. Anonymous 09/20/20(Sun)10:52:32 No.3440060
>be me
>dumb zoomer faggot
>I play games with my friend's nephew
>we tend to make a bunch of inside jokes out of random shit we find on the internet
>one of them is spamming this song at each other due to how bad it is (was going to post it, but
it seems the track has been deleted).
>I decide to take a stab at making a classic style seemless loop as a joke.
>I utilize HTML 5 just to see if it's possible to make a seemless loop in it.
>The result: https://tinyurl......com/y32ctjon
>Tweens don't show up on Nu-Edge or Samsung devices
>Sound randomly cuts out on Safari and iPhones
>Sound doesn't work at all on Chrome.
>Firefox is the only one that can play it perfectly.
Seriously, is this the future of web content?
>> [_] HatoYano 09/20/20(Sun)23:30:17 No.3440233
Me while playing Sonic CD.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/21/20(Mon)08:26:58 No.3440307
>>3440060
Anon, I don't know anything about the coding or what goes on, but I'll tell you what I found out.
I'm using Chrome (Version 85.0.4183.102 - 64 bit) on Windows 10 (Version 1903, OS Build
18362.1082)
The audio does not work once the web page loads, however if you load specifically the audio file,
as found under ID: "Swü" and then reload the original webpage, it will play the audio.
My guess is that the file is set to not load once the webpage is brought up, but once the audio
file is in cache, it is technically "loaded" and will then play. There was an error in the
console under the inspect element, but I have no experience in deciphering it.
Another thing too is that before I found this out, the audio attempted to load, but wouldn't, it
would play for like 50 miliseconds or some really short as time and go away, as if to try to load.
Lastly, the soundcloud link seems to be broken, so hopefully that has no involvement on your end.
Hope this helps anon~
