The IsValidForPlayback property of the SoundFile class indicates whether the sound file is in a state that allows it to be played back. This property returns a boolean value, where true signifies that the sound file is ready and valid for playback, and false indicates that it is not.
Use the IsValidForPlayback property to check if a sound file can be played. This is particularly useful before attempting to play a sound to ensure that the operation will not fail due to the sound file being in an invalid state.
// Example of using IsValidForPlayback
SoundFile soundFile = SoundFile.Load("path/to/soundfile.wav");
if (soundFile.IsValidForPlayback)
{
// Proceed to play the sound
// PlaySound(soundFile);
}
else
{
// Handle the case where the sound file is not valid for playback
// Log or notify the user
}