Re: FLASH: Sound Question - 44Hmz to 22 mono

[Carterspot]

First make the file mono (Process->Channel Convertor). Play with the presets 

to see what works well for your material.


then


Process -> Resample.


You should always set interpolation accuracy to 'high', and apply anti-alias 

filter when dropping sample rate.


then


Process -> Convert to 8-bit.


Keep in mind it may be better to let flash do this last step -- it can be 

heinous in SF (or any other app) and you want to give Flash as much info to 

work with when doing it's own audio compression. You wouldn't compress your 

graphics twice, would you ? ;-)


HTH,

Stace

www.loopfrog.com


In a message dated 4/17/00 2:09:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

webmasterohmsystems [dot] com

 writes:


> Looking for a little sound help. when I sample a sound or an effect it

>  usually ends up in PCM 44,100Mhz, 16-bit, Stereo format. I would like to

>  convert a file like this to PCM 22,050, 8-bit, Mono to reduce the file size

>  and still keep some level of quality. I have SoundForge 4.0 but can't

>  really figure out how to do this optimally. Can someone point me in the

>  right direction? Thanks! -Thomas

>  


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