.volume() is wrong after fade

[Megabyteceer]

After short fades volume returns 0 or 1; After long fades volume() returns not exact real volume.

[Megabyteceer]

line 1245 - i think additional volume setting has no sense now because it will be already equal to 'to'.

[nolangormley]

Came here to post the same issue. I am working on a project that involves fading, and then fading to zero. I am having to store the value I fade to initially as the sound.volume() is not correct. Any insight on this issue?

[Megabyteceer]

PR with fix is open, but no updates. I use external fix as you do.

[nolangormley]

Just figured this out actually. sound.volume() will return 1 while sound.volume(soundID) will return the correct sound volume after a fade. This is an example code snippet:

var sound = new Howl({
      src: ['1.mp3']
});
var id = sound.play()
sound.fade(1, .5, 100, id)
sound.volume() // Will return 1
sound.volume(id) // Will return .5

Not sure if this is documented anywhere, but it has worked for me.

[Megabyteceer]

Fade makes wrong volume especially for short fade times. As example 5 ms.

[nolangormley]

Do you have a sample of that? I just tried this with 5ms and 1ms and it worked both times when using the ID.

[Megabyteceer]

With id really works fine. But without id its goes further that target volume

let s = new Howl({src:["https://freesound.org/data/previews/122/122815_2233594-lq.mp3"]});
s.play();
s.fade(0.0, 0.75, 40);
setTimeout(() => {
console.log("volume: " + s.volume()); //volume: 0.77
}, 5000);