Hi, Axel,
If you want to use QT Player, then you will need to use Video Clip object (it can play audio as well) with QT player manually selected. Since it has no Replace URL feature, you will need to set up a lot of such objects - one for each sound fragment. I don't think it;s good solution.
Perhaps using Flash would be better in that case - CourseLab run-time can play Flash SWF files attached to objects (or as files with SOUND action) with Flash Player exactly the same way as with Media Player in Windows. Sound files can be easily converted to Flash (for example with Boomer Audio utility, sure there are more of that utilities on the Net).
Hi, Axel,
If you want to use QT Player, then you will need to use Video Clip object (it can play audio as well) with QT player manually selected. Since it has no Replace URL feature, you will need to set up a lot of such objects - one for each sound fragment. I don't think it;s good solution.
Perhaps using Flash would be better in that case - CourseLab run-time can play Flash SWF files attached to objects (or as files with SOUND action) with Flash Player exactly the same way as with Media Player in Windows. Sound files can be easily converted to Flash (for example with Boomer Audio utility, sure there are more of that utilities on the Net).