Being your label action, whenever you hit the label it's creating a new instance of the sound and playing it, overwriting the old same-named instance. What might be better is to define the sound and sound source in the first frame then hit play on mouse over of label? Here's a quick copy/paste from one of my players, but it has a start and stop button. The start/stop buttons are on top of each other, so when playing it turns into a stop button and vice versa. You can guess the other symbols I have by what I've named them. All in an actions layer, entire player is one frame.
var soundOn;
_root.stoptext._visible=false;
mySound = new Sound();
mySound.attachSound('pro-plain44hx64kbps');
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() { toggleSound(); };
function toggleSound() {
if (soundOn==1) {
_root.heartext._visible=true;
_root.stoptext._visible=false;
_root.logo._alpha=100;
_root.speaker._alpha=100;
_root.ear._alpha=100;
mySound.stop();
soundOn=0;
}
else {
_root.stoptext._visible=true;
_root.heartext._visible=false;
_root.logo._alpha=25;
_root.speaker._alpha=25;
_root.ear._alpha=25;
mySound.start();
soundOn=1;
}
}
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