dunc,
hey, thanks for the info, I changed it to stream and it seems to
have helped. thanks!
Jay
On Jun 18, 2007, at 3:14 PM, Duncan Reid wrote:
Hi Jay,
If it's set to 'event' it will play pretty much independant of the
timeline
and if your machine is beefy enough to keep up with the animations
while
it's playing you probably wouldn't have noticed it.
if you set it to 'stream' it will play at your movies framerate and
skip
frames to keep up with the audio if it has to, if the animations
are too
much. if you have it set to event now and switch it to stream you'll
probably have to move some keyframes around to sync everything back
up.
the 'event / stream' settings are in the properties tab. click the
first
keyframe where the audio is, check to see if it's set to 'stream'
or 'event'
under the 'sync' option. I'm not sure what it defaults to, i vaguely
remember it defaulting to 'event'.
if this is in fact the issue your experiencing, you'll just have a
little
extra work on your hands moving some stuff around to sync up.
hope this helps,
Dunc
On 6/18/07, Jay Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dunc,
hey, the audio has just been dropped into the frames where I want
it to start (event?)...should I change that to be brought in
dynamically? I don't know why it would work correctly on a PC and
not a mac, though...
On Jun 18, 2007, at 2:41 PM, Duncan Reid wrote:
> Hi Jay,
>
> Just trying to help by clearing out the obvious here as i didn't
> see it
> stated in your post, but is the audio set to 'stream' or 'event'?
> I could
> be wrong but I thought that the player would in fact skip frames in
> order to
> keep up with the audio if it was set to 'stream'....
>
> Other than that i've never seen anything like you describe below
> when the
> audio was set to stream...
>
> hope this helps some,
> Dunc
>
>
> On 6/18/07, Jay Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I'm still trying to work on this slow audio thing: I've created a
>> flash file with audio that follows text on the screen. but when I
>> put it on the web, every time the page loads on a mac, the
animation
>> lags a bit while the audio is right on. however, I viewed the
page
>> on a PC this weekend and found that the audio and the animation
were
>> both in perfect sync the way they should be. what's the deal?
when
>> I test the movie and when I play the published file from my
desktop,
>> they play correctly. but as soon as I view it in firefox or
safari
>> on my mac (or anyone's mac for that matter) it gets off. is
this a
>> known bug? I've never really had it happen to me before. any
>> suggestions?
>>
>> Jay
>>
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