Yeah sure, if you know some good ones I'd really appreciate you list them. I
remember stumbling on an exhausting list of webservices but I lost it
somewhere...
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What about webservices
Sent from my iPod
On Aug 8, 2008, at 6:44 PM, Patrick Matte | BLITZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm rounding up a list of websites with public API that flash can
interact with.
I have :
Yahoo maps
Flickr
Youtube
Weather.com
Do you know any other?
Patrick
I'm rounding up a list of websites with public API that flash can interact with.
I have :
Yahoo maps
Flickr
Youtube
Weather.com
Do you know any other?
Patrick Matte
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I don't think the primitives String, Boolean, Number, int, uint are Objects
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 6:07 PM, Dave Segal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the difference between typing an instance as "*" and typing it as
> "Object"?
>
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For the record and in hopes in may help someone in the future...
I was able to tap into the SoundMixer.computeSpectrum by loaded an mp3 with
only silence. Then and only then was SoundMixer was able to tap into the
sounds of the loaded swfs.
weird
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Jason Van Cleave
What is the difference between typing an instance as "*" and typing it as
"Object"?
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I actually ran into the same issue when I first used this...
Another thing to look out for is FileReference. I haven't tested anything
outside of the following case, so I don't really know the rules surrounding
the cause.
Well, if you define FileReference inside the same function body that you
ca
Duncan Reid wrote:
> one of the comments in that bug
> report noted by a Mr. John McGucken is that this also happens with
Microsoft
> Visual Studio, and as he put it, and this is only his best "guess":
>
> " Microsoft Visual studio shows the exact same issue!
> Therefore, I would guess that
There you go
http://www.jamesward.org/census/
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 1:13 PM, S0 F1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone have the link to that speed comparison test someone built in regards
> to various technologies pulling rows from a server.
>
> There was several including AJAX (+ something), AMF
You need the sample-rate for the reconstruction process - the samples
are converted to the frequency domain then squeezed down to the bitrate
by losing data - on reconstruction it goes back the other way, so I am
guessing Adobe may have forgotten this small detail and assumed
everything was at
Very Interesting, thanks for the explanation Kerry...
I'll admit I know very little about the this subject, I just pump out the
files in a format that sounds acceptable, for me an mp3 with a sample rate
of 22khz would exhibit the behavior within the bug report, FP9 and above (
have not tested in 1
Glen Pike wrote:
> At the end of the day, you still have to decode MP3's into WAV type
> audio to play it back.
Yes. And the codec will interpolate to reconstruct the audio it squeezed out
in the lossy compression process. At a high bit rate, with high-quality
source, this can be quite accurate--
Looking at that bug report, it seems like it's because someone's doing
dodgy sums based on 44kHz...
At the end of the day, you still have to decode MP3's into WAV type
audio to play it back. The codec will output 11, 22, 44 etc. based on
the audio sample rate the file was encoded with...
Wh
Anyone have the link to that speed comparison test someone built in regards
to various technologies pulling rows from a server.
There was several including AJAX (+ something), AMFPHP and others that ran a
test for accessing 5000 rows (or close number).
The page (app) was a dark colour - like dark
Duncan Reid wrote:
> this sounds similar to the sample rate bug, this one drove me absolutely
bat
> shit.
>
> https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-33
I've seen that bug report, and never quite understood it. It talks about 22
kHz mp3's, 11 kHz, and 48 kHz (?). Talking about kHz in mp3 files doe
Hi Steven,
this sounds similar to the sample rate bug, this one drove me absolutely bat
shit.
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-33
someone in the thread provides some files that may be helpful to you, i
didn't check them out so i can't verify, we just resampled all the audio
files for our pr
Hi,
Regarding your panning problems - are you working with stereo or
mono sounds?
Mono sounds seem to pan okay and although my hearing ain't too good,
the sound does seem to switch off in the corresponding speaker when
panned fully to one side.
Also, with channel.position - mp3's
Hi,
It really depends on the computer.
got the same issue, but for me soundChannel.position never reached the
sound.length (which is actually higher than it should be : my sound is a
perfect 8.0s and the length is 8.054).
try this:
when you start a sound and a timer at the very first frame, th
> I here that the 3.0 version is unreliable.
Well, it has that in common with 1.0, 2.0 and 2.5 then...
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I am looking for a copy of Zinc 2.5 for a DVD flash project. Does anyone want
to sell a used copy? Or know where I ca get one . MDM stopped selling it. I
here that the 3.0 version is unreliable.
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Oops, it's already reported in Adobe Bugs:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-13318
Well, this means I'll have to write custom "select microphone" :-)
On 8/8/08, Gregory N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Actually, as far as I understand, if the system has two mics, a built-in
> one and one in
Have you reported it?
https://bugs.adobe.com/flashplayer/
I know we are not used to it, but we have to. Complaining in
Flashcoders is fine and probably it was a good method (if not the
only) to make you listened. Did a quick search and there seem to be
quite a few bugs regarding the Sound object.
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