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# AX - Audio

## Overview

**AX - Audio** is an Experience Cloud component that embeds audio players on Experience Sites pages, supporting direct audio file URLs or audio extracted from video files.

Use it to add audio content like training materials, product demos, announcements, or support resources directly in your customer or partner portal. Configure the player's appearance and controls in Experience Builder without code.

Perfect for self-service training, audio instructions, recorded messages, or multimedia content for portal users.

## Configuration

### Properties

**CMS Audio** and **Audio URL or Expression** define the audio source. Provide a direct link to your audio file in **Audio URL or Expression** for seamless embedding, or reference a **CMS**-managed audio asset (used when no URL is set).

**Volume** adjusts the default volume level so your audio plays at the desired loudness, enhancing user comfort.

**Playback Rate** sets the speed at which your audio plays, offering users a customized listening experience whether they prefer a slower or quicker pace.

**Autoplay** starts the audio automatically once the page loads, eliminating the need for user initiation.

**Loop** continually replays the audio from the beginning once it finishes, offering a continuous audio experience.

**Hide Controls** makes the audio controls invisible, providing a cleaner look while the audio plays in the background.


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