Then we can listen to the ended event that’s emitted by the audio element when the audio finishes playing by writing the following JavaScript code: Then we call addEventListener. As CMS anycodings_javascript pointed out in a comment on Anurag's anycodings_javascript answer, you can detect support for loop anycodings_javascript by querying the loop variable - if it anycodings_javascript is supported it will be a boolean anycodings_javascript (false), otherwise it will be undefined, anycodings_javascript as it currently is in Firefox. To tell when an HTML5 audio element has finished playing with JavaScript, we can listen to the ended event emitted by the audio element. muted: muted: This Boolean attribute specifies whether the audio will be initially silenced. loop: loop: This Boolean attribute specifies that the audio will automatically start over again, upon reaching the end. Therefore, it's anycodings_javascript best to use loop where possible instead anycodings_javascript of writing your own event. If specified, the browsers will display controls to allow the user to control audio playback, such as play/pause, volume, etc. Your own event handler anycodings_javascript will never be seamless in any browser anycodings_javascript (since it has to pump around through the anycodings_javascript JavaScript event loop). Returns a TimeRanges object representing the buffered parts of the audio/video. Sets or returns whether the audio/video should start playing as soon as it is loaded. An audio has ended when the playback position is at the end of the audio. Returns an AudioTrackList object representing available audio tracks. There's a good anycodings_javascript reason why you want to use loop and not anycodings_javascript write your own event handler: As anycodings_javascript discussed in the Mozilla bug report, anycodings_javascript while loop currently doesn't loop anycodings_javascript seamlessly (without a gap) in any anycodings_javascript browser I know of, it's certainly anycodings_javascript possible and likely to become standard anycodings_javascript in the future. Definition and Usage The ended property returns whether the playback of the audio has ended.
To add some more advice combining the anycodings_javascript suggestions of and anycodings_javascript You can use loop where it is available anycodings_javascript and fall back on kingjeffrey's event anycodings_javascript handler when it isn't.
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