Of course if it's in solo mode, does the file even get tagged? I was assuming that it would get added to the library with a tag even if it were just a reference to an external file, but I realize now that this might not be the case. If so, I'd like Gilda Radner to say"nevermind" for me.

:D - Cort

On 11/29/05, Cortlandt Winters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Guys,

I haven't tested this in laszlo, but the player is supposed to support this at least as of flash player7, since the player just recently bumped up from 5 to support 6,7 and 8 output I wouldn't be surprised if there was a bug mismarking the tag of a newly accepted type of sound with that of an older format or a streaming sound as an event sound. If so, that might be easily fixed and may be worth checking for.

The swf7 file format documentation describes the player accepting sample rates of 5512Hz, 11025Hz, 22050Hz and 44100Hz in both stereo and mono.

(pseudo quoted)
The DefineSound tag defines event sounds and includes the sampling rate, size of each sample( 8 or 16 bit) a flag for stereo or mono and an array of audio samples. The data is flagged with 0 or 3 for uncompressed raw samples, 1 if compressed with adpcm, 2 if compressed with mp3  in swf4+ and 6 if with Nellymosser asao in swf6+

Streaming sounds are different and have a SoundStreamHead or SoundStreamHead2 tag before the first data block.Then there are a series of subdivided frames for the streaming sounds like with mp3, it may be that you're mp3 is being tagged as an event sound.

http://www.notebookmargins.com/ref/flash_file_format_specification.pdf has the details around page 148 with the details of mp3 compression on 151

HTH

I've been quiet lately but I'm trying to keep up with all the changes. I Love the work you guys are continuing to do.

-Cort


On 11/29/05, Jim Grandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
The information isn't very well organized or necessarily complete, but there is a wiki page for this sort of thing. We should amend and improve this page to answer questions like this.


jim

On Nov 29, 2005, at 9:58 AM, Henry Minsky wrote:

Someone on the forums asked this question. Did we ever get a complete list of supported SOLO media formats? What about
proxied media formats?



http://www.laszlosystems.com/developers/community/forums/showthread.php?threadid=4751

Supported resources in SOLO mode Hello,

In SOLO mode, it's only possible to use format that a flash player can read. that is to say: mp3, swf, jpg and since the version 8 of flash : png (and a more of jpgs options).

My problem is that I can't use a mp3 resource in SOLO mode : I think the problem comes from encoding options : 96kbps, stereo, 22kHz.

Is that true? So, my request is: where can I find the list of the avaible resources in SOLO mode with all their specificities (compression, option, etc.)?

thanks a lot,



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