flash sound question

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  • surfito

    never happened to me before.
    here at work, i made some sounds for a flash cdrom im doing, and the sounds sound very wierd, and even the mp3 background music i have sounds wierd at.

    its like a fart sound instead of the real sound.

    can anybody tell me why is this happening?

    this computer is good, but it has a crappy sound card, and i tested the movie on another computer and it was the same thing.

    ps.
    i have tried all the sound compressions available in flash, and i have imported wavs and mp3s at different qualities and still the same.

  • Sapphire0

    fart sounds... interesting analogy

    is it on "stream" or "_start" ?

  • PanchoPimpXL0

    I suggest you import your audio as a wav file and normalize your audio so it does not peak or get close to it. Then, I would probably suggest you put it on "stream" (yes, even if it is a small sound file)... and even THEN... put it on its own layer. AND even THEN... raise the quality of the compression considerably since it IS going on CD... fu*k it.... bring up the quality to CD quality sound.

    peace

  • chikkapow0

    I had a similar thing a while ago.. can't quite remember how I fixed it tho! I think I just rebooted.. it was a very strange thing - either that or I redid the mp3's.. even tho they sounded fine when played on the computer, flash just didn't like the files for no reason..

    also why don't you just leave the sound files in your library, then use a bit of actionscript to call the file when you play it? something like:

    on (rollOver){
    mySound = new Sound();
    mySound.attachSound("soundFileNa...
    mySound.start(0, 1);
    mySound.setVolume(10);
    }