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Title: import problem
Post by: Alta Don on May 25, 2009 07:42 PM
I'm trying to import something i made on speakonia to flash. I register there webpage but I'm still having problems importing it.
Title: import problem
Post by: creamcorn on May 25, 2009 10:05 PM
your question is vague but maybe thats because ive never used speakonia
i assume that thing you made is a sound file, maybe you should convert the file to a different filetype that flash can read.

download this program
dBpowerAMP Music Converter
Title: import problem
Post by: RobHalford on May 25, 2009 10:35 PM
Flash really only likes wav and mp3 files.
Title: import problem
Post by: emanhattan on May 26, 2009 04:22 AM
Quote from: Rob HalfordFlash really only likes wav and mp3 files.

I can tell you from experience wav sounds increase the filezise enormously and dont have the same quality as a good o´l mp3

I once was about to release a movie with pretty much only wav. files and it was like 10 MB

then a friend suggested me to replace wavs with mp3 and it was like 3MB

aaaah good mp3 you never fail us!
Title: import problem
Post by: RobHalford on May 26, 2009 04:37 AM
Quote from: Emanhattan
Quote from: Rob HalfordFlash really only likes wav and mp3 files.

I can tell you from experience wav sounds increase the filezise enormously and dont have the same quality as a good o´l mp3

I once was about to release a movie with pretty much only wav. files and it was like 10 MB

then a friend suggested me to replace wavs with mp3 and it was like 3MB

aaaah good mp3 you never fail us!

Well those are really the only ones flash accepts. Maybe that's changed. I don't use sound that often.
Title: import problem
Post by: rtil on May 26, 2009 09:44 AM
Quote from: Emanhattan
Quote from: Rob HalfordFlash really only likes wav and mp3 files.

I can tell you from experience wav sounds increase the filezise enormously and dont have the same quality as a good o´l mp3

I once was about to release a movie with pretty much only wav. files and it was like 10 MB

then a friend suggested me to replace wavs with mp3 and it was like 3MB

aaaah good mp3 you never fail us!
flash does a good job at compressing audio. it can take a 10mb wav and make it a 2-3mb compressed mp3. but still, if it was an mp3 to begin with it'd be even smaller. also, flash takes aiff audio files haha