# Class: CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI

## CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI

Class to manage an audio file using "AAPI" (HTML5 Audio API). Used by the `CB_AudioFile` class internally and it shares most of its properties and methods. Recommended for internal usage only.

#### new CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI(filePath [, audioId] [, options] [, callbackOk] [, callbackError]) → {CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI}

  The constructor is recommended to be called through a user-driven event (as onClick, onTouch, etc.) if the "autoPlay" option is set to true, as some web clients may need this at least the first time in order to be able to play the audio.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `filePath` | string |  |  | The path of the audio file or a data URI. NOTE: Only some clients with some audio APIs will support data URIs.
  `audioId` | string | <optional> | 'CB_AUDIOFILE_AAPI_' + CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI._idUnique++ | Desired identifier for the audio object. If not provided, an automatic unique ID will be calculated. Note that it is not case sensitive and it should be unique for each object.
  `options` | CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.OPTIONS | <optional> | CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#DEFAULT_OPTIONS | Object with the desired options.
  `callbackOk` | function | <optional> |  | Function with no parameters to be called when the audio has been loaded successfully, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.
  `callbackError` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called if the audio has not been loaded successfully. The first and unique parameter will be a string describing the error found (if could be determined), being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 17
  To Do:
    - Do not allow to create one object with an "id" which has already been used (unless the value is undefined, null...). Note that the "id" is not case sensitive and it should be unique for each object.
    - Method getCopy and static method filterProperties (similar to the ones from `CB_GraphicSprites` and `CB_GraphicSpritesScene`).

  ##### Returns:

  Returns a new `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.

  Type
    CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI

### Members

#### <constant> DEFAULT_OPTIONS :CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.OPTIONS

  Keeps the default options when an object is created. Format: { autoLoad: boolean, autoPlay: boolean, loop: boolean, volume: number }.

  ##### Type:

  - CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.OPTIONS
  Default Value:
    - { autoLoad: true, autoPlay: false, loop: false, volume: `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.prototype.DEFAULT_VOLUME` }
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 45

#### <constant> DEFAULT_VOLUME :number

  Keeps the default volume. If the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_DEFAULT` property is true, this will keep the result of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function. Otherwise, it will use the value of the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_Speaker_DEFAULT_VOLUME` variable.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Default Value:
    - CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_DEFAULT ? CB_Speaker.getVolume() : CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_Speaker_DEFAULT_VOLUME
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 37

#### <readonly> audioObject :HTMLAudioElement

  Stores the HTMLAudioElement object of the audio, used by the "AAPI" (HTML5 Audio API).

  ##### Type:

  - HTMLAudioElement
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 162

#### <readonly> filePath :string

  Stores the path of the audio file or the data URI. NOTE: Only some clients with some audio APIs will support data URIs.

  ##### Type:

  - string
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 99

#### <readonly> id :string

  Stores the identifier for the audio file.

  ##### Type:

  - string
  Default Value:
    - 'CB_AUDIOFILE_AAPI_' + CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI._idUnique++
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 90

#### <readonly> lastStartAt :number

  Stores the last "startAt" parameter value used by the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` or the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#resume` method.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 144

#### <readonly> lastStopAt :number

  Stores the last "stopAt" parameter value used by the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` or the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#resume` method.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 153

#### <readonly> loop :boolean

  Defines whether the file loops by default when the audio is played or not. Its value will be modified automatically whenever the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` method is called, getting the value from the "loop" parameter (but only if contains a boolean).

  ##### Type:

  - boolean
  Default Value:
    - `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.prototype.DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.loop
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 63

#### <readonly> onStopFunction :function

  Function to call when the audio stops.

  ##### Type:

  - function
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 135

#### <readonly> pauseTime :number

  Stores the time (in milliseconds) when the audio has been paused.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 117

#### <readonly> paused :boolean

  Tells whether the audio is paused or not.

  ##### Type:

  - boolean
  Default Value:
    - false
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 108

#### <readonly> status :integer

  Tells whether the file is unloaded (`CB_AudioFile.UNLOADED`), loading (`CB_AudioFile.LOADING`), unchecked (`CB_AudioFile.UNCHECKED`), checking (`CB_AudioFile.CHECKING`), loaded (`CB_AudioFile.LOADED`), failed (`CB_AudioFile.FAILED`) or aborted (`CB_AudioFile.ABORTED`).

  ##### Type:

  - integer
  Default Value:
    - `CB_AudioFile.UNLOADED`
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 54

#### <readonly> stopped :boolean

  Tells whether the audio is stopped or not.

  ##### Type:

  - boolean
  Default Value:
    - true
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 126

#### <readonly> volume :number

  Stores the volume of this audio. Accepted values go from 0 to MAX_VOLUME, where MAX_VOLUME is 100 if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is false or otherwise MAX_VOLUME is the returning value of the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Default Value:
    - `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI.prototype.DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.volume
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 72

#### <readonly> volumeBeforeMute :number

  Stores the volume of this audio before it was muted (to restore it later). Valid values go from 0 to MAX_VOLUME, where MAX_VOLUME is 100 if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is false or otherwise MAX_VOLUME is the returning value of the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function.

  ##### Type:

  - number
  Default Value:
    - `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#volume`
  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 81

### Methods

#### checkPlaying( [callbackOk] [, callbackError] [, ignoreStatus] [, ignoreQueue] [, useCache]) → {boolean}

  Checks whether the audio can be played or not. Recommended to be called through a user-driven event (as onClick, onTouch, etc.), as some web clients may need this at least the first time in order to be able to play the audio. Also recommended to use before calling the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` method the first time. The checking action will only be performed if the value of the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property belongs to the `CB_AudioFile.UNCHECKED` or to the `CB_AudioFile.CHECKING` value. After checking, if the audio can be played, the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` of the object will get the value of `CB_AudioFile.LOADED`. Otherwise, if it cannot be played, the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property will get the value of {CB_AudioFile.FAILED}.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `callbackOk` | function | <optional> |  | Function with no parameters to be called when the audio has been checked successfully, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.
  `callbackError` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called if the audio has not been checked successfully. The first and unique parameter will be a string describing the error found (if it could be determined), being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.
  `ignoreStatus` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property does not belong neither to the "UNCHECKED" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.UNCHECKED` constant) nor to the "CHECKING" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.CHECKING` constant), it will fail calling the "callbackError" function (if any). If set to true, it will try to perform the checking action regardless the status of the audio.
  `ignoreQueue` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false and there is already the maximum number of audio files being checked (defined internally), the function will exit and it will call itself automatically again and again until the checking process can be performed (when its queue turn has been reached). This is done for performance purposes.
  `useCache` | boolean | <optional> | false | This parameter will be ignored in this audio API.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 517

  ##### Returns:

  Returns false if the checking could not be performed and failed. If it returns true, it can mean either the checking has been processed successfully or it will fail in the future, so it is recommended to ignore the returning value and use the callback functions instead.

  Type
    boolean

#### destructor( [stopSound] [, keepStoppedUnaltered] [, avoidOnStop] [, forceOnStop])

  Destroys the audio file object and frees memory. Sets its current `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property to ABORTED (`CB_AudioFile.ABORTED` value).

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `stopSound` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true, it will also call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method.
  `keepStoppedUnaltered` | boolean | <optional> | false | Used internally as the "keepStoppedUnaltered" parameter to call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method. If the "stopSound" parameter is not set to true, this parameter will be ignored as the "stop" method will not be called.
  `avoidOnStop` | boolean | <optional> | false | Used internally as the "avoidOnStop" parameter to call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method. If the "stopSound" parameter is not set to true, this parameter will be ignored as the "stop" method will not be called.
  `forceOnStop` | boolean | <optional> | false | Used internally as the "forceOnStop" parameter to call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method. If the "stopSound" parameter is not set to true, this parameter will be ignored as the "stop" method will not be called.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 255

#### getCurrentTime() → {number}

  Gets the current time (in milliseconds) which belongs to the position where the audio is currently playing or where it has been paused. Note that some audio APIs and clients could give wrong values.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1155

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the current time (in milliseconds). Note that some audio APIs and clients could give wrong values.

  Type
    number

#### getDuration() → {number}

  Tells the duration of the audio (in milliseconds). Note that some clients might not calculate the duration correctly and, in this case, a zero (0) value would be returned.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 713

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the duration of the audio (in milliseconds). Note that some clients might not calculate the duration correctly and, in this case, a zero (0) value would be returned.

  Type
    number

#### getProgress() → {number}

  Returns a number representing the percentage of the loading progress for the audio file (from 0 to 100, being 100 a complete loading progress). The way to calculate it internally may differ from one audio API to another and it is not totally reliable.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1214

  ##### Returns:

  Returns a number representing the percentage of the loading progress for the audio file (from 0 to 100, being 100 a complete loading progress). The way to calculate it internally may differ from one audio API to another and it is not totally reliable.

  Type
    number

#### load( [filePath] [, autoPlay] [, callbackOk] [, callbackError] [, forceReload]) → {CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI|null}

  Loads the desired audio file with the desired options. Recommended to be called through a user-driven event (as onClick, onTouch, etc.), as some web clients may need this at least the first time in order to be able to play the audio. This method will be called automatically by the constructor if the "autoLoad" option was set to true in its given "options" parameter.
  When this method is called, if the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property already has the "LOADED" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.LOADED` constant) and the "forceReload" parameter is not set to true, it will exit calling the given "callbackOk" function (if any) immediately. Otherwise, regardless the status, the status will be set to "LOADING" (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.LOADING` constant). After it, it will reach the "UNCHECKED" (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.UNCHECKED` constant). If the "autoPlay" parameter is not set to true, this will be the final status (and it will be necessary to call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#checkPlaying` method after it). After it and only if the "autoPlay" is set to true, as the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#checkPlaying` method will be called internally, it will have the "CHECKING" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.CHECKING` constant) and finally the "LOADED" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.LOADED` constant) if all goes well.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `filePath` | string | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#filePath` | The path of the audio file or a data URI. NOTE: Only some clients with some audio APIs will support data URIs.
  `autoPlay` | string | <optional> | false | If set to true, it will start playing the audio automatically (by calling the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` method internally). If set to true and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property reaches to the "UNCHECKED" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.UNCHECKED` constant), it will also call internally the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#checkPlaying` method.
  `callbackOk` | function | <optional> |  | Function with no parameters to be called when the audio has been loaded successfully, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.
  `callbackError` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called if the audio has not been loaded successfully. The first and unique parameter will be a string describing the error found (if it could be determined), being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object itself.
  `forceReload` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false, the "filePath" has not been changed from the previously used and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#status` property belongs to the "LOADED" status (defined in the `CB_AudioFile.LOADED` constant), it will exit the method without loading the audio file again (calling the "callbackOk" function, if any).

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 294

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the audio API object (if it was possible to create) or null otherwise.

  Type
    CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI | null

#### mute( [onMute]) → {number}

  Mutes the audio file.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Description
  --- | --- | --- | ---
  `onMute` | function | <optional> | Callback function which will be called if it has been possible to mute the audio file (or at least it was possible to try it). It will not receive any parameters, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1119

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the current volume (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise). If all goes well, the returning value should be zero (0). Note that, even when it returns a zero (0) value, this does not always mean that the mute has been applied successfully.

  Type
    number

#### onStop(callbackFunction [, keepOldFunction]) → {boolean}

  Sets a function to execute when the audio file stops playing or removes it.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `callbackFunction` | function | null |  |  | The function (event listener) that we want to execute when the event is fired. No parameters will be received, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object. If a null value is used, the event will be removed.
  `keepOldFunction` | boolean | <optional> | true | Defines whether we want to keep any possible previous event listener or not.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1177

  ##### Returns:

  Returns whether the event has been set or not (removed).

  Type
    boolean

#### pause( [onPause] [, keepPausedUnaltered]) → {boolean}

  Pauses the audio when it is being played.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `onPause` | function | <optional> |  | Function without parameters to be called when the audio is paused successfully, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.
  `keepPausedUnaltered` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true (not recommended), the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#paused` property will not be set to true and it will remain with its current value.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1025

  ##### Returns:

  It returns false if the audio is already paused or it is stopped or if it cannot be paused. Returns true otherwise.

  Type
    boolean

#### play( [startAt] [, stopAt] [, loop] [, avoidDelayedPlay] [, allowedRecursiveDelay] [, onPlayStart] [, onLoadError] [, isResume] [, isLooping] [, startPlayingTime]) → {boolean|integer}

  Plays the audio.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `startAt` | number | <optional> | 0 | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#lastStartAt` | stopAt | Time in milliseconds where we want the audio to start at. If not provided or it is not a valid number, it will use zero (0) as default which belongs to the beginning of the audio. If the value provided is greater than the "stopAt" provided, it will use the value set in the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#lastStartAt` property (which belongs to the "startAt" value the last time that this method was called). If, even using the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#lastStartAt` value is still greather than the "stopAt" provided, it will use the same value as the "stopAt" which means it will not play and will stop immediately.
  `stopAt` | number | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#getDuration`() | Time in milliseconds where we want the audio to stop at. If not provided or it is not a valid number, it will use the returning value of the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#getDuration` method (which should belong to the total duration of the audio, if it was calculated correctly).
  `loop` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#loop` | Sets whether we want to play the audio looping (starting again and again) or just play it once. Note that at the end of each loop the "onStop" function defined (through the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#onStop` method) will not be called.
  `avoidDelayedPlay` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false (recommended) and the audio failed previously or was aborted (destroyed), it will try to load it correctly again automatically and play it after that if possible (this can take some time so the audio could start playing after a delay). Otherwise, if set to true and the audio failed or was aborted (destroyed), the audio will not play at all and the "stop" method will be called immediately.
  `allowedRecursiveDelay` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_ALLOWED_RECURSIVE_DELAY_DEFAULT` | The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) of delay that we accept before start playing the audio. If the amount of time is overcome, the audio will not play at all and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method will be called immediately. Used only when the "avoidDelayedPlay" parameter is set to false and the audio needs to be loaded because it failed previously or was aborted (destroyed).
  `onPlayStart` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called when the audio starts playing successfully. The function will be called with the following parameters (in order): "startAt", "stopAt", "startAtNextLoop", "loop", "avoidDelayedPlay", "allowedRecursiveDelay" and "startPlayingTime", being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object. If the audio is looping, this will be called only once when the audio starts playing the first time and it will not be called next loops.
  `onLoadError` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called if the audio cannot be played successfully. The first and unique parameter will be a string describing the error found (if it could be determined), being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.
  `isResume` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true (not recommended) and it is a looping audio, the next loop will use the value of the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#lastStartAt` property as the "startAt" parameter when it calls this method again automatically (internally). Recommended for internal usage only.
  `isLooping` | boolean | <optional> | false | Used to determine whether this method was called automatically again by itself because it is looping the audio. Recommended for internal usage only.
  `startPlayingTime` | integer | <optional> |  | Contains the time when the audio should start playing. Recommended for internal usage only.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 789

  ##### Returns:

  It returns false if the duration is 0 ("startAt" and "stopAt" are the same number), returns "-1" if the audio cannot be played and an error is detected or returns true otherwise. Note that even when it returns true there can be a non-detectable error and maybe the audio is not played.

  Type
    boolean | integer

#### resume( [loop] [, avoidDelayedPlay] [, allowedRecursiveDelay] [, onPlayStart] [, onLoadError]) → {boolean|integer}

  Resumes the audio (after being paused), starting from the same point it was paused previously.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `loop` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#loop` | Sets whether we want to play the audio looping (starting again and again) or just play it once. Note that at the end of each loop the "onStop" function defined (through the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#onStop` method) will not be called.
  `avoidDelayedPlay` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false (recommended) and the audio failed previously or was aborted (destroyed), it will try to load it correctly again automatically and play it after that if possible (this can take some time so the audio could start playing after a delay). Otherwise, if set to true and the audio failed or was aborted (destroyed), the audio will not play at all and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method will be called immediately.
  `allowedRecursiveDelay` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_ALLOWED_RECURSIVE_DELAY_DEFAULT` | The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) of delay that we accept before start playing the audio. If the amount of time is overcome, the audio will not play at all and the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stop` method will be called immediately. Used only when the "avoidDelayedPlay" parameter is set to false and the audio needs to be loaded because it failed previously or was aborted (destroyed).
  `onPlayStart` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called when the audio starts playing successfully. The function will be called with the following parameters (in order): "startAt", "stopAt", "startAtNextLoop", "loop", "avoidDelayedPlay", "allowedRecursiveDelay" and "startPlayingTime", being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object. If the audio is looping, this will be called only once when the audio starts playing the first time and it will not be called next loops.
  `onLoadError` | function | <optional> |  | Function to be called if the audio cannot be played successfully. It will not be called if the audio is not paused or is stopped. The first and unique parameter will be a string describing the error found (if it could be determined), being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 998

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the returning value of the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#play` method which is called internally. It returns false if the audio is not paused or it is stopped, returns "-1" if the audio cannot be played and an error is detected or returns true otherwise. Note that even when it returns true there can be a non-detectable error and maybe the audio is not played.

  Type
    boolean | integer

#### setVolume( [volume] [, forceSetVolumeProperty] [, onSetVolume] [, saveForUnmute]) → {number}

  Sets the desired volume for the audio file (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise).

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `volume` | number | <optional> | `CB_Speaker.getVolume()` | `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_Speaker_DEFAULT_VOLUME` | Desired volume (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise).
  `forceSetVolumeProperty` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true (not recommended), it will change the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#volume` property even when the volume failed to be changed.
  `onSetVolume` | function | <optional> |  | Callback function which will be called if it has been possible to set the volume (or at least it was possible to try it). It will not receive any parameters, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.
  `saveForUnmute` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true (not recommended), it will save internally the current volume before setting it so it will restore the same volume again after calling the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#unmute` method. Internal usage only recommended.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1081

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the current volume (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise).

  Type
    number

#### stop( [keepStoppedUnaltered] [, avoidOnStop] [, forceOnStop]) → {boolean}

  Stops the audio.

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `keepStoppedUnaltered` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to true (not recommended), the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#stopped` property will not be set to true and it will remain with its current value.
  `avoidOnStop` | boolean | <optional> | false | If set to false and there is an "onStop" function defined (through the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#onStop` method), it will be called after stopping the audio (or after trying to do it, at least) but only if either the "forceOnStop" parameter is set to true or if the "keepStoppedUnaltered" parameter is set to false and the audio was not already stopped before. If set to true, the "onStop" function (if any) will not be called at all.
  `forceOnStop` | boolean | <optional> | false | If it is set to true and the "avoidOnStop" parameter is set to false and there is an "onStop" function defined (through the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#onStop` method), it will be called regardless the audio was stopped before or not. If set to false, the "onStop" function (if any) will only be called if the "keepStoppedUnaltered" parameter is set to false and the audio was not already stopped before. This parameter will be ignored if the "avoidOnStop" parameter is set to true.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1051

  ##### Returns:

  It returns false if the stopping action cannot be performed at all (this could happen when the audio has not been loaded properly, for example). Returns true otherwise (this only means that it has been tried to be stopped but it could not be successfully).

  Type
    boolean

#### unmute( [onUnmute]) → {number}

  Restores audio after muting it (unmutes it).

  ##### Parameters:

  Name | Type | Argument | Description
  --- | --- | --- | ---
  `onUnmute` | function | <optional> | Callback function which will be called if it has been possible to unmute the audio file (or at least it was possible to try it). It will not receive any parameters, being "this" the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI` object.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 1137

  ##### Returns:

  Returns the current volume (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise).

  Type
    number

### Type Definitions

#### OPTIONS

  Object with the options for an audio file. The format is the following one: { autoLoad: boolean, autoPlay: boolean, loop: boolean, volume: number }.

  ##### Type:

  - Object

  ##### Properties:

  Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description
  --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
  `autoLoad` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.autoLoad | If set to false, it will not call the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#load` method internally when the constructor is called (not recommended).
  `autoPlay` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.autoPlay | Value which will be used as the "autoPlay" parameter when calling the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#load` method internally, only when the "autoLoad" is set to true (when the constructor is called).
  `loop` | boolean | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.loop | Value that will be used for the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#loop` property.
  `volume` | number | <optional> | `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#DEFAULT_OPTIONS`.volume | The desired volume (from 0 to the maximum value, where the maximum value will be the returning value of calling the `CB_Speaker.getVolume` function if the `CB_Configuration.CrossBase.CB_AudioFile_AudioFileCache_USE_SPEAKER_VOLUME_AS_MAXIMUM` property is set to true or it will be 100 otherwise) that will be used for the `CB_AudioFile_API.AAPI#volume` property.

  Source:
    - CrossBase/audiovisual/audio/CB_AudioFile_API_AAPI.js, line 194

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