Re: FLASH: single second of silence

[DRMRLPLS]

In a message dated 7/30/00 11:43:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

elenacreativelements [dot] com

 writes:


<< I am creating a flash projector for a presentation and my sound loop syncs

 differently on different computers. I read this tip on the mook.org web

 site.  I think I understand the concept, but can anyone expand on it: >>


The single second of silence loop is to make visual images appear to have the 

same playback speed across different processors, especially between mac and 

PC.  THe key is to set the sync to stream, therfore flash will drop all the 

frames that can't be played in sync to the sound.  Be warned this will make 

your movie look very choppy on Macs and PC's and you may loose some graphics 

all together, depending on the span of frames.  If you are using other sounds 

there is no need to use the extra songle second of silence, just set the sync 

to stream.


andrew


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 Full flasher archive now available online at:

 http://www.chinwag.com/flasher/archive.shtml

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To unsubscribe or change your list settings go to

http://www.chinwag.com/flasher or email

helpchinwag [dot] com