Music prob here

[The-Real-Sabin]

Okay, first of all I'm new to flash, never yet submitted to NG. I tried a coupel of time before and gone trought many flash totu here on NG...

But why why can't I manage to add music/sound to my movie, please someone explaine it to me!

I tried to upload a .wav file this way; File> Import> Import to library then choose my .wav
It answered, file were not imported because there were problemes reading them...

What am I doing wrong?

And by the way, do you guys know great sites for sound effects?

[Denvish]

At 3/24/09 05:10 AM, The-Real-Sabin wrote: Okay, first of all I'm new to flash, never yet submitted to NG. I tried a coupel of time before and gone trought many flash totu here on NG...

But why why can't I manage to add music/sound to my movie, please someone explaine it to me!

I tried to upload a .wav file this way; File> Import> Import to library then choose my .wav
It answered, file were not imported because there were problemes reading them...

What am I doing wrong?

And by the way, do you guys know great sites for sound effects?

Make sure your wav or mp3 is set at 44.1 KHz and at least 16 bit, you can use a free editor such as
Audacity to convert if necessary.

Sound Effects:
www.sounddogs.com
www.findsounds.com
Music and Sound Effects V2 by different

For other audio information, check out
Audio Forum
Audio Software: Studios & Editors
Audio Software: Software Synthesizers
Audio Software: Sound Converters

[blinkers666]

Also is your looking for fighting sound effects this website has alot of them.

http://www.stonesbucket.com/downloads.ph p

Also try to credit the people who made them, alot of hard work went into it.

[The-Real-Sabin]

Make sure your wav or mp3 is set at 44.1 KHz and at least 16 bit, you can use a free editor such as
Audacity to convert if necessary.

How can I change the KHz? It's 11025Hz and 32bit 'float'

Thank for the fast reply!

[Denvish]

At 3/24/09 06:05 AM, The-Real-Sabin wrote:

Make sure your wav or mp3 is set at 44.1 KHz and at least 16 bit, you can use a free editor such as
Audacity to convert if necessary.

How can I change the KHz? It's 11025Hz and 32bit 'float'

Thank for the fast reply!

Never used Audacity, but you should be able to set the frequency when from the 'Save As...' menu. Change it from 11025 to 44100 Hz, and it should be OK to import to Flash

[The-Real-Sabin]

Oh Yeah! It finally worked!
Thank you guys for your support, and those sites are awesome. Now I can continue my work!