Sound::StopSound

Stops a sound.

void StopSound(void);

Calling the StopSound function stops the sound immediately. If the sound is not playing, then calling StopSound has no effect. When a sound is explicitly stopped by using the StopSound function, its completion callback function is not invoked. If a sound object is nonpersistent (the default for non-streamed sounds), then calling StopSound causes it to be destroyed. The StopSound function should be called for nonpersistent sound objects only if they are known to be playing. The only way to be absolutely sure that a sound object is still playing is to set its loop count to kSoundLoopInfinite using the Sound::SetLoopCount function before it is played.

Sound::PlaySound

Sound::PauseSound