#FLASH MX 2004 MESSES WITH AUDIO SOFTWARE#
#FLASH MX 2004 MESSES WITH AUDIO DOWNLOAD#

It won't cost anything to at least test this theory, just give it a try and see what happens. If 25fps is too fast (audio lags) try 24.75 or 24.5.

If the audio seems to be running ahead of the animation, increase the Flash doc frame rate.Р”Р„nd it works just fine to use fractional framerates. So if the audio seems to be lagging, falling behind the animation, reduce the frame rate of the Flash doc. It's the animation that's out of sync, not the audio. If the audio file is exactly 3 minutes long, you can not change that or the frequency of the sound will either drop (sound takes >3 min to play), lowering the pitch or the frequency will increase (sound takes <3min to play) causing a raise in pitch. But I do stick by the theory that it's the animation, not the audio that's out of sync. I can't say for sure why there are sound problems in your project. Since any one particular Flash project will have it's own special quarks and parameters. Change the Flash doc frame rate to exactly match the audio. there is one and only one frame rate that will work for the audio. So it's NOT the audio that's out of sync. Toofastandtheywillsoundfunnybecausethefrquencyofthesoundhaschanged. too slow and the wwoorrddss wwiilll ddrraagg oouuttt. The sound is only going to play correctly at one frame rate. So for example, a video (with audio) recorded at 29.97 fps, and embedded directly into the main time line would need to have the Flash doc fps set at 29.97 in order to keep the audio in sync with the video. Second, be sure that the frames per sec of the Flash doc EXACTLY matches that of the audio.Р”Р‡lash high recommmends AGAINST embedding sounds into the timeline (unless they are very short), but I've not had any problems even keeping embedded video in sync with it's sound track as long as I set the Flash document frames per second to exactly match that of the audio.

#FLASH MX 2004 MESSES WITH AUDIO DOWNLOAD#

An event sound must fully download before it plays, but is stored in the memory for later re-use.Р”Р„fter youve placed a sound into Flash, youll have to decide if the sound should stream or not.' You dont have to wait for the entire file to download. A streamed sound plays as it comes into the computer. Surely if you export a wav from Flash and then re-import it, it should be exactly the same.Р”В¬ouple things, Flash uses 'stream' or 'event' sound:Р”Р‡lash can handle sounds in two different ways, Stream or Event. And it is the exact same audio! I don't even know how that could be possible. wav file from Flash then immediately re-imported it and put it on the timeline and it is already out of sync. So, I need to export the original dialogue track out of Flash, use an editor, in this case Final Cut Pro, and replace the dialogue then export that as an audio file and bring it back into Flash.Р”В«ut it is always out of sync. Recently, actors have re-recorded the original temp dialogue track.

Then that temp track was used to animate over and do lip synching. The project is a cartoon and a temp dialogue track was created before animation started.

#FLASH MX 2004 MESSES WITH AUDIO SOFTWARE#

mov file then editing in different software but when I import the new file it is out of sync. I have an animation that I am exporting as either a.

Flash mx 2004 messes with audio