Re: FLASH: More BIGNAME Media Co. schtuff

[Helen Triolo]

Brian, 


Have you set the compression or are you using the default? (not always

or even usually the best)  To set it, right click the sound filename in

the library and set the compression to mp3 and then experiment with

different bitrates (higher bitrate = better sound, bigger file).  For

example, for a 5M, 30-sec wav file, I got these numbers:


16kbps bitrate, quality=Fast -> swf is 62k    (not good sound)

160kbps bitrate, quality=Best -> swf is 484k  (good sound)


I ended up using 64k I think, but you can give your client some options.


Regards,

Helen

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Brian wrote:

> 

> When I use a 16-bit 44mHz

> sound file, the .SWF plays it back with less quality than it does, say, when

> I run it in Flash itself.


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