Re: audio looping help

[Gary Smith]

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>

From: Aaron Cushing <acushingc-studios [dot] com>

>

To: flashershocker [dot] com

> Subject: Re: audio looping help

> Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 11:03 AM

> 

> >Hi there:

> >

> >I've been tearing my hair out trying to figure this out and maybe I'm

> >missing something easy here (or I'm asking the impossible).

> >

> >I have a banner that is comprised of 3 scenes...a lengthy sound plays

> >through the first scene...i want the entire movie to loop continuously

but

> >i only want the sound from the first scene to play once.

> >

> >Is it possible to have a sound only play once and have the movie loop

> >infintely?

> >

> >Thanks in advance,

> >

> >Adam C.

> >

> 

> make a duplicate of your first scene (now you have four).


It could be simpler. In Scene 1, leave about 6 empty frames before you

start the animation.

In the first frame add your looping sound track. 


At the end of the 3rd scene place a keyframe action "stop all sounds" and

then another keyframe right

after with an action "goto and play" scene 1 frame= ?(where ever the

animation starts. frame 4,5 etc.) 

This way it replays the animation in scene 1 and skips the looping sound

keyframe the second time.

 No need to add extra scene, Just an extra action keyframe.


Keep it as simple as possible and your work and time will be more

efficient. In Flash

there several different roads to one conclusion. Spend more time in the

design and efficiency

than actual application and you wont work as hard. Of course this was a

very small example.


-DG-




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