RE: FLASH: Sound Loop Fade Out

[Dave Hollinden]

Yes, set the Loop parameter in the Sound Properties window to 4 or 5, and

set the Effect to Fade Out.  Click the Zoom Out icon near the bottom until

you can see all 4 or 5 repetions of the file, and then drag the amplitude

envelope handles until the fade out starts occuring after the third

reptition.


THe audio won't sync with the movie unless you set the sound file's Sync

parameter to Stream.  In this case the file size will suffer because the

sound file will continue to stream for all 4 or 5 repetitions, so you get no

benefit from looping.



Dave Hollinden

Web Design Team Lead

dhollindensonicfoundry [dot] com

-----Original Message-----

From: Lincoln Barbour [

lincolngenesis-studios [dot] cc (mailto:lincolngenesis-studios [dot] cc)

]

Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 10:05 AM

To:

flasherchinwag [dot] com

Subject: FLASH: Sound Loop Fade Out



Is it possible to have a sound file loop three times and then fade out?


The audio isn't syncing up with the movie exactly so it's hard to place a

keyframe to start the same loop with a fade at the end of the the three

loops.


Any suggestions?


Lincoln Barbour

Genesis Studios

lincolngenesis-studios [dot] cc

http://www.genesis-studios.cc



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