Not sure if it'll help, but they're doing something similar in this player
-- using a second audio track for audio descriptions. I'm guessing it's
using Gerry's suggestion above: additional audio files synced with the main
movie.
Was thinking it might be useful to see how they've got 2 audio
Thats definitely a possibility. It seems like keeping the audio and
video synched would be tricky, but its worth a try.
thanks,
Matt
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 7:54 PM, Gerry Beauregard
gerry.beaureg...@sonoport.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
You could probably put the 8 other languages into mp3 files,
Is there a reliable way to have one video track, but then swap in
audio tracks on the fly and have them sync properly? The client wants
a 26 minute video which would be in English, but then also have 8
other language versions that would be dubbed, eg the audio would play
over the video. We're
Hi Matt,
You could probably put the 8 other languages into mp3 files, which you can play
back using the Sound class. Sound.play() has an optional startTime argument,
so you can start playback at any position in the mp3.
Suppose the user is playing back the FLV in English, then switches to
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-3551
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