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Posted by Chris Tomlinson on 06/01/06 22:41
"Keep YerSpam" <keepyerSPAM@yourown.com> wrote in message
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> Using my technique is not really editing the mp3 itself, it's simply
> telling the Flash player where to start, end & restart it from inside the
> Flash movie. The actual sound imbedded in Flash stays the same, complete
> with a dead space at the start of it. You just don't hear it since by
> editing it inside Flash itself you're telling Flash to overlap the offset
> with the end of the sound file.
I hear ya.
> If you're just using a small mp3-only swf in a webpage, another product
> that makes a Flash swf might be a better fit for your needs than the MM
> Flash program itself. There are plenty out there that can do very simple
> stuff like control a single sound file that only cost a little $. There
> might even be free ones, I've just always used Flash.
I don't suppose anyone here knows of any? I have seen a couple of shareware
ones but from their descriptions they don't claim to be able to set the loop
points.
> As far as editing an mp3 in something to eliminate the offset, I'm not
> sure you'll have a lot of luck. Just another advantage of using Flash to
> do the all dirty work I guess. ;)
How easy is it, if I purchase Flash?
I'm interested where you get your little button from. I need something even
simpler than that -- are any provider 'out of the box' with Flash? I just
want a small button like you see on lots of sites that shows a speaker, and
when you click it, the sound stops and a (/) 'no entry' or 'off' kind of
symbol appears over the speaker icon. Really basic - nice 'n' neat.
If you or anyone are able to help me get to there, with my MP3 converted
into Flash and the loop points set, I would really really appreciate it :)
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Thanks,
Me
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> Cheers,
> - JJ
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