Are you asking how to stop playback of tracks/playlists, how to mute audio, something else?
Stopping playback
If you want to stop playback, then it normally depends on which of the audio macros you used to initiate playback.
For individual audio tracks, the <<audio>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop an individual track or multiple tracks.
For playlists, the <<playlist>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop an individual playlist.
For all playing audio, both individual tracks and playlists, the <<masteraudio>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop all audio regardless of which macro initiated playback.
Muting audio
You have the same options as with stopping playback, just use the mute action instead—unmute to reverse.
Including a forward slash / at the start of a URL indicate that the file is located in the root folder of the current drive (or the root folder of the web-server if hosted).
windows ex. if your story HTML is saved as C:\mystory\adventure.html then the above URL is indicating the audio file is stored as C:\filename.mp3
Removing the forward slash at the start of your URL will cause the system to look for it in the same folder as the story HTML file.
windows ex. if your story HTML is saved as C:\mystory\adventure.html then the above URL without the forward slash indicates the audio file is stored as C:\mystory\filename.mp3
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Stopping playback
If you want to stop playback, then it normally depends on which of the audio macros you used to initiate playback.
For individual audio tracks, the <<audio>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop an individual track or multiple tracks.
For playlists, the <<playlist>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop an individual playlist.
For all playing audio, both individual tracks and playlists, the <<masteraudio>> macro has the stop action, which may be used to stop all audio regardless of which macro initiated playback.
Muting audio
You have the same options as with stopping playback, just use the mute action instead—unmute to reverse.
I now applied the <<audio>> macro, as far as i understand it, but it doesn´t work. Twinery file and .mp3 are in the same folder.
<<cacheaudio "bgm_space" "/filename.mp3">>
<<audio "bgm_space" play>>
text
How does it work correctly?
Including a forward slash / at the start of a URL indicate that the file is located in the root folder of the current drive (or the root folder of the web-server if hosted).
windows ex. if your story HTML is saved as C:\mystory\adventure.html then the above URL is indicating the audio file is stored as C:\filename.mp3
Removing the forward slash at the start of your URL will cause the system to look for it in the same folder as the story HTML file.
windows ex. if your story HTML is saved as C:\mystory\adventure.html then the above URL without the forward slash indicates the audio file is stored as C:\mystory\filename.mp3