Does SetSoundQueueing Work ???

I have been trying to use llSetSoundQueueing in a script for an object that has multiple audio files that you can select via dialogue. The script does a loopsoundslave call - yes there is a master that everything does sync to. However, everytime the script does a new loopsoundslave call it stops the playing loop immediately and waits for the start of the next master loop. I've seen some other references to SetSoundQueueing not working - is this true or am I just unclear on the concept once again.
I have the SetSoundQueueing function in the same state as the loopsoundslave call so its not that.
Any hints??
Here's the part of the script that does this.


state PlayingDaLoop
{
state_entry()
{
llSay(0,"Entering state PlayingDaLoop";
llSetSoundQueueing(TRUE);
llSay(0,"GroupicleName at PlayingDaLoop is " +GroupicleName);
if(GroupicleName != "NONE"
{
llSay(0,"setting Groupicle Listen Handles";
Handle1 = llListen(GroupicleVolumeChannel,"",NULL_KEY,"";
Handle2 = llListen(GroupicleToggleOn,"",NULL_KEY,"";
}
else // it does = none
{MasterVolume = "10"; // since no group, only affected by local volume.
} // do i need to turn off toggle?

if(PlayInSync == TRUE)
{
llSay(0,"Starting LoopSoundSlave";
llSay(0,"WaveToPlay = " +WaveToPlay+ ", Total Volume = " +(string)TotalVolume+ " ,MyVolume = " +MyVolume+ "Group Is " +GroupicleName);
llLoopSoundSlave(WaveToPlay,TotalVolume);

}
else
{
llLoopSound(WaveToPlay,TotalVolume);

}

} //end state entry

been broke for some time now. As far as i know it is still broke.

This has been fixed internally and should be released soon, keep an eye on the release notes.

Thanks for the reply its nice its not me for a change and it will be great when it works.

However, since its not working, and apparently PreLoadSound is deprecated I'm trying to figure out how these records that I acquired are scripted. They fairly seamlessly play a song that has been chopped into 10 second pieces. Every time I get an object to play an audio file for the first time there's a fair delay as it is apparently loaded but with these it doesn't happen.
I'm wondering if a loop with a really fast call to play and immediately stop each file in inventory would be sufficient to get all the wav files into immediately accessible memory? If there's a standard hack for this I'd love to know.