You may be having a similar problem to the one that can show up when
using QuickTime and regular sound. I would try setting the
sounddevice to something other than Macromix. If oyu do this:
on startmovie
set the sounddevice = "directsound"
if the sounddevice <> "directsound" then set the sounddevice = "qt3mix"
end
the sounddevice will be set to DirectSound if its present, QT3Mix if
it's not (which will take care of NT machines), and if neither are
there the user is left with Macromix, and are no worse off than if
you didn't try to fix the problem at all. Mac users will be fine too,
because the mixing is already good, and neither of the two lines will
do any harm.
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