Aloha Tom, ffmpeg is a swiss army knife. It will transcode flv to mp3. There is also a mixer included. You can mix sound and video together. Porbably you can mix 2 mp3 together. But unfortunately i havnt any experience with the mix ability. ps: May be starting both streams server side can solve your delay problem? Give it a try. -Adam ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------- private <http://www.versicherungen-abc.info/private-krankenversicherung/private- krankenversicherung-middle.htm> Krankenversicherung Tom wrote: >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?
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