Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion. I have played around with the ns.time and sound.position of the 2 sounds. But I take the main problem is to get both started at exactly the same time, which prove to be hard because there is a small delay when starting a NetStream (and even small differences is quite noticeable in music :-( ) Could there be another approach? I recall that at some point people in here spoke about converting flv’s to mp3’s. Is this a possibility? Could 2 mp3’s perhaps be merged? /Tom Aloha, i know its not that briliant, but have you tryed to sync it by ns.time. pause the other stream that is not catching up. -Adam- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ private <HYPERLINK "http://www.versicherungen-abc.info/private-krankenversicherung/private"http ://www.versicherungen-abc.info/private-krankenversicherung/private- krankenversicherung-middle.htm> Krankenversicherung >Hi, >Looking for ideas to solve a problem I have when trying to synchronise an flv with an mp3. >The main idea is to stream a flv simultaneously with a mp3. The flv contains the users voice recording and the mp3 an instrumental version of the song. If I start both at the same time >the flv, due to network latency, will be a bit behind the mp3. In order to solve this I set up a stream, pauses it, then wait for the mp3 to start and then ?un?-pause it. It works ok (but far >from perfect) in FMS2 but the result is not that good when using Red5. The recording starts a bit (a second or so) too slow. Howcome? >Does anyone have an idea how to synchronize in a better and more bullet-proof way? -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.25/593 - Release Date: 19-12-2006
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