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@ -676,18 +676,19 @@ const playQueueSlice = createSlice({ |
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}, |
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fixPlayer2Index: (state) => { |
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/* Before decrementing: |
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Player1: 4 | Player2: 3 |
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// Before decrementing:
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// Player1: 4 | Player2: 3
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After decrementing: |
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Player1: 2 | Player2: 3 |
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// After decrementing:
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// Player1: 2 | Player2: 3
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When incrementing/decrementing, we will always revert back to Player1 instead of |
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using the current player. In this case you will notice that the Player2 index stays the same. |
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This will cause the react audio player component to not unload the song which makes it so that |
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Player2 will continue playing even after decrementing. This reducer resets the Player2 index and |
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then sets it to its proper index. */ |
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// When incrementing/decrementing, we will always revert back to Player1 instead of
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// using the current player. In this case you will notice that the Player2 index stays the same.
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// This will cause the react audio player component to not unload the song which makes it so that
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// Player2 will continue playing even after decrementing. This reducer resets the Player2 index and
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// then sets it to its proper index.
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if (state.currentPlayer === 1) { |
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state.player2.src = './components/player/dummy.mp3'; |
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state.player2.index = getNextPlayerIndex( |
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state.currentIndex |
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); |
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handleGaplessPlayback(state); |
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} |
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}, |
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setCurrentIndex: (state, action: PayloadAction<Entry>) => { |
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