For some reason the audio in the flash cartoons I make gets more and more out of sync the farther the movie goes, even when it's set on stream. I've had this problem for a long time, and I started just setting it to event, which seemed to work, but now even that won't work for my current project. Does anyone have any ideas?
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It should definately be set to "stream" and not "event".
How long in frames is this present project?
Do you have breaks in your soundtrack? Or is it a continuous soundtrack?
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How long in frames is this present project?
Do you have breaks in your soundtrack? Or is it a continuous soundtrack?
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03/13/05 -> OLDNEWBIE VS FLASHKIT
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Flash has a hard time maintaining a relative sync after 1000 frames...
That said, it should be one continous track, or you should overlap a "silent" stream track over your breaks, if you use individual clips...
Otherwise each break will cumulatively push the sync off.
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That said, it should be one continous track, or you should overlap a "silent" stream track over your breaks, if you use individual clips...
Otherwise each break will cumulatively push the sync off.
Regards. Web Hosting - Web Design
03/13/05 -> OLDNEWBIE VS FLASHKIT
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