seek

seek(id: string, time: number, skipDispatchEvent?: boolean): void;

Seek to a specific time in a sound by its ID. Optionally, skip dispatching the seek event.

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Example

// @ts-ignore
import bellsMelody from "../../assets/sounds/bells-melody.mp3";

import { SoundManager } from 'sound-manager-ts';

const soundManager = new SoundManager();

await soundManager.loadSound('bells-melody', bellsMelody);

// Start playing
soundManager.play('bells-melody');

// Seek to 15 seconds
soundManager.seek('bells-melody', 15);

// You can also use getCurrentTime() and getDuration() to build a progress UI
const duration = soundManager.getDuration('bells-melody');
const currentTime = soundManager.getCurrentTime('bells-melody');
console.log(`Progress: ${currentTime} / ${duration} seconds`);

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Seek Control

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// Seek to a specific time (in seconds)

soundManager.seek('bells-melody', 15);

Tip: Use seek(id, time) to jump to any position in the audio. The time parameter is in seconds. Combine with getCurrentTime() andgetDuration() to build custom progress UIs.