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Subject: Re: FLASH: A sound conundrum
From: Marc Hoffman, Poison Dart Frog Media
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 15:52:51 GMT

At 06:58 AM 11/18/1999 , you wrote:
>One of my students encountered a Flash problem yesterday, that stumps me.
>
>She tossed a sound into her Flash movie and when it plays back the music
>sounds
>like a 45 played back at 33.
>
>Sounds great in the originating app as well as QT Movie Player and SoundEdit.
>There is nothing going on on stage that would affect playback either.
>
>Any ideas?


Yes. The sound was probably sampled at 48kHz or some other sampling rate
not supported by Flash. Flash is reading it as a slower rate. Solution:
convert the sound to 44.1kHz or 22050Hz before importing. Cool Edit is good
for this task on a PC and is shareware: go to www.syntrillium.com.




Marc Hoffman

marcatdartfrogmedia [dot] com (mailto:marcatdartfrogmedia [dot] com).
My Flash Portfolio: <http://www.dartfrogmedia.com/sampler>
(featured in Flash 3 Web Animation, by Ken Milburn)


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