File: slow worries.swf-(3.51 MB, 1280x720, Loop)
[_] why is flash such a bitch sometimes when I compress audio in it? Anon 3105401 I mean this didn't come out so bad but why it fucking slows down the audio? Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3105409 Wish I had the answer but I'm just here to thank you for the nice tune. Happy Monday.
>> [_] AMM !AMM.FiWTOc 3105412 >># Your audio might've been higher than 44100Hz (eg. 48kHz) and when played at 44.1kHz, it'll sound slowed down. No idea why Flash (the editor) would do such a mistake, but you never know.
>> [_] Anon 3105419 >># holy fuck that was it this is at 48khz and when I converted it again at 44,1 it plays fine but still that silent gap at the end is still there so I need to redo the song again anyway thanks AMM god bless you
>> [_] Anon 3105423 >># This. Any audio you use in Flash authoring MUST be 44100Hz, or it will be pitch shifted to accommodate the difference in sample rate between the source clip and output. So if your source clip is sampled at 48000Hz, Flash will align the sample points at the 44100Hz rate, making it sound slower and lower pitched (stretched). If your source is rendered at 32000Hz, the sample points again will be aligned at 44100Hz, compressing it and making it sound fast and high. One of the more annoying features of Flash, but simple enough to work with, just use your favorite audio app to render the clip at 44100Hz, problem solved.
>> [_] AMM !AMM.FiWTOc 3105425 >># Done my fair share of audio stuff in Flash. Export the clip as WAV in 44.1kHz and use streaming audio (iirc? Remember to increase the bitrate in publish settings), that's the closest you'll get without getting deeper by trimming the audio yourself.
>> [_] Anon 3105441 >># will do >># yeah I tried to fiddle with publish settings but they have no impact on imported external audio also the FLV file I used in this is not as jagged when I watch it in a video player. Have any ideas why it is that way or how to improve it?
>> [_] AMM !AMM.FiWTOc 3105443 >># Enable smoothing; right-click the video in the library -> Properties -> Smoothing. (Or if you're using AS3 [didn't check, probably not], video.smoothing = true;)
>> [_] Anon 3105450 >># yes I use AC3 and there isn't such thing in the properties and when I put video.smoothing = true; in the actions it doesn't do anything
>> [_] Anon 3105478 Hate to interrupt your nice discussion but song name?
>> [_] Anon 3105485 >># >publish settings Yeah, that has no effect on sample rate. It is hardcoded in Flash render engine. The publish settings (and audio object properties) are only useful for bitrate and compression parameters. >not as jagged when I watch it in a video player It will appear different on different rederers, i.e a video player vs. Flash projector (or browser plugin). Not exactly sure what you mean by jagged, it looks ok to me, but then again I'm viewing on a potato. :^)
>> [_] Anon 3105517 >># Scale the swf; if it's not 1:1, it looks jagged. The video doesn't have smoothing enabled.
>> [_] Anon 3105523 anon PLEASE post the fixed version soon, I've been looking for someone to fix the background to make a smoother loop
>> [_] Anon 3105524 >># https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcBLX4v8 rfw
>> [_] Anon 3105525 >># Thanks.
>> [_] Anon 3105544 >># still waiting OP, are you even here anymore?
>> [_] Anon 3105547 >># Ahh, I see, I was looking at it at 1:1.
>> [_] Anon 3105549 >># >># who do you take me for? and what do you want from me again?
>> [_] Anon 3105552 >># the version that isn't slowed down but has the fixed background
>> [_] Anon 3105560 >># here you go chap >>#
>> [_] Anon 3105562 >># THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!