RE: FLASH: Flash - a newbie to sound query

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Hi Klyve,


As it is stated in the Flash Manual:

Generally, it's best to use 22 kHz 16-bit mono sounds (stereo uses twice as

much data as mono), but Flash can import either 8- or 16-bit sounds at

sample rates of 11 kHz, 22 kHz, or 44 kHz.


I would add to this statement the term *uncompressed*...


Check if you are saving  the wav in your sound processing tool with ADPCM

compression.

(It looks as a wav, it sounds as a wav, but it's not *the wav* Flash can

import ! :)

This was my *headache* when I began working with sounds in Flash.


happy soundin' ! :)


brian


> I have just had my first try at imputting sound but have come up against

> this when importing.....

>

> "This file type is not recognised.

>

> What you need to do is make sure it's a valid wav file. Open it in your

>sound processing tool and convert/save it with a "normal"/better bitrate.

>The sound may not improve in audio quality, but Flash will recognise it and

>give its own compression upon export.

>





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