Can't Play AudioClips via Addressable Asset System

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Problem

I get AudioClip via Addressable Asset System and pass it to AudioSource for playback. If I set the PlayMode to Use Asset Database, it plays fine, but if I specify Use Existing Build, it doesn't play. Please help me.

Things I tried

  1. I did New Build > Default Build Script from Addressable Group window, but the situation does not improve. In addition, even if Clean Build is executed, it is the same.

  2. I thought that the acquisition itself is not done, and I displayed the name of AudioClip acquired with DebugLog, but it is displayed normally, and acquisition is thought to be done well.
    But when I look at it in the editor, AudioClip is not registered in AudioSource and VoiceTrack.clip = clip is not completed normally.

  3. I tried switching the AssetBundleCompression setting to UnCompressed, but it had no effect.

Versions

  • Unity Version 2021.3.10f1
  • Addressables Version 1.19.19

Code in the relevant section

main.cs

public async UniTask ExecuteAsync(CallInstReference reference, InstRunner runner, CancellationToken cancelToken)
{
    AudioClip clip = await Addressables.LoadAssetAsync<AudioClip>(clipAddress.Get());
    reference.world.callSoundManager.PlayVoice(clip, duration );
        Addressables.Release(clip);
    }

callSoundManager.cs

    public void PlayVoice( AudioClip clip , float duration = 0.2f , bool loop = false)
    {
        Debug.Log(clip.name + " voiceStart"); //currect clip name displayed.
        VoiceTrack.clip = clip; //no clip attached the audioSource in Editor
        VoiceTrack.loop = loop;
        VoiceTrack.Play();
        VoiceTrack.DOFade(1f, duration);

    }

If anything is missing, please comment. Thank you.

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1 Answers

Self resolved. I tryed

AudioClip clip = await Addressables.LoadAssetAsync(clipAddress.Get());

but it seems I needed to take out the handle and wait for a separate Task. Sorry for the trouble. The following code works fine.

AsyncOperationHandle handle = Addressables.LoadAssetAsync(key); await handle.Task; if (handle.Status == AsyncOperationStatus.Succeeded) result = handle.Result;

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