RE: FLASH: Wav Problems

[Chris Jester (CTS Technical)]

Yeah that because of the way it was recorded. Open the file up with

MIcrosoft recorder  (Comes with 95 and 98 and I believe NT) and then do a

save as and it should give you an option to which format to save it as. Then

try another format.


Jester


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From: aisling watters [SMTP:Aisling [dot] Watterscs [dot] tcd [dot] ie]

> Sent:	Thursday, August 27, 1998 11:52 AM

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To: flashershocker [dot] com

> Subject:	FLASH: Wav Problems

> 

> Hello,

> 

> Has anybody experienced difficulties with the importing of certain 

> wav files into a flash 3 composition?  Most of the time wavs are

> imported without a problem, but a few have prompted a 'unrecognizeable

> file type' sort of error.  It seems to be only wavs that I've downloaded

> from 'The Ultimate Sound Archive' at www.advances.com/sa, so its

> probably a problem with their wavs in particular (although MoviePlayer

> has no problem recognizing and playing even these as wavs), but I was

> wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if so, how did they

> get around it?

> 

> Ivan.

> 

> 

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