I read in the manual that if you have an MP3 file at 44100kHz, 22050kHz, or 11025kHz sample rates that you can import and export the soundtrack in swf format. I converted my wave into 44100kHz but when I try and import the mp3 the file manager will not even see the file. I am using Audacity with the Lame encoder.
I can load the file as a WAV file, but when I export to swf there is no sound. I can't understand why AI won't load the mp3 file. I went through the forums but didn't see anything on this issue.
Desperately need help with swf Audio import/export
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Re: Desperately need help with swf Audio (resolved)
byanfu wrote:I read in the manual that if you have an MP3 file at 44100kHz, 22050kHz, or 11025kHz sample rates that you can import and export the soundtrack in swf format. I converted my wave into 44100kHz but when I try and import the mp3 the file manager will not even see the file. I am using Audacity with the Lame encoder.
I can load the file as a WAV file, but when I export to swf there is no sound. I can't understand why AI won't load the mp3 file. I went through the forums but didn't see anything on this issue.
The only way I got it to work was to import a WAV file for the propose of animating. Then when I went to export in SWF replace that WAV file with a converted version of the same file in MP3. When it went to export it automatically worked. The weird thing is that I was not able to import that same MP3 originally into AS to be used as the sound track. When I would try to browse to it in the windows file manager it would not even show up as a supported audio file.
I'm not sure if I was doing something wrong or its just some sort of strange bug.
I'm not sure if I was doing something wrong or its just some sort of strange bug.
Hmm...
AS doesn't support mp3 at all.
I think you just have the mp3 with the same name as the wav file in the same folder with the wav file at the same time. It is suppose to use the mp3 automatically when exporting to SWF if it exists. It must have the same name. I have not tried it yet but that is what I think is happening.
-vern
AS doesn't support mp3 at all.
I think you just have the mp3 with the same name as the wav file in the same folder with the wav file at the same time. It is suppose to use the mp3 automatically when exporting to SWF if it exists. It must have the same name. I have not tried it yet but that is what I think is happening.
-vern
Exactly what I was trying to say.heyvern wrote:Hmm...
AS doesn't support mp3 at all.
I think you just have the mp3 with the same name as the wav file in the same folder with the wav file at the same time. It is suppose to use the mp3 automatically when exporting to SWF if it exists. It must have the same name. I have not tried it yet but that is what I think is happening.
-vern
On a Mac...byanfu wrote:Exactly what I was trying to say.heyvern wrote:Hmm...
AS doesn't support mp3 at all.
I think you just have the mp3 with the same name as the wav file in the same folder with the wav file at the same time. It is suppose to use the mp3 automatically when exporting to SWF if it exists. It must have the same name. I have not tried it yet but that is what I think is happening.
-vern
If you still have problems playing sound, check here to set your internal speakers to 44100.0Hz
<Applications><Utilities><Audio MIDI Setup>
My setup seems to always change to 96000.0 Hz Thus, no sound for my Flash movies.
