Re: FLASH: Flash Narrations

[Alex Beckett]

When you go to publish the .swf, you can set the compression bit rate. The

higher the bit rate, the better the quality and the larger the file size. If

you have other sounds that you don't need to be as high quality, you can set

the bit rate for each individual sound by double clicking on the wav file in

the library. If you choose to do it this way, however, make sure that the

"Override sound settings" box in the publish settings is NOT checked.

Another thing I've noticed is that if you have any sound set to "stream"

which is nested in a movie clip, it cracks up and sounds pretty bad.

Hope that helps...

alex

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> Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2000 21:16:00 -0600

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From: Gorsky <gorskynetural [dot] com>

> Subject: FLASH: Flash Narrations

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> Is it possible to have long narrations in Flash 4 sound high quality.  We

> are starting out wiht very good sounding .wav files and using the MP3

> compression in Flash 4 and we are getting clicks and loss of fullness of

> the sound.

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> This is for CD-ROM.

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> Thanks for any advice.

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