Flash Site Design - Animation and Audio not syncronized when hosted.

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Animation and Audio not syncronized when hosted.

APLB113 webforumsuser@macromedia.com

2003-12-23, 1:29 am

Hello. I made a file in flash. I had the audio and the animation syncronized, but when I hosted the file and went to view it, they were not syncronized. The music was either too fast or too slow when it was hosted, even though it was fine when it was v
iewed through the Macromedia Flash program. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Johnathan

2003-12-23, 3:29 pm

I'm pretty sure that when the swf if loaded in to the html page, the swf
uses the directory of html page that loaded it as it's "root", there are 3
fixes.

1) move the txt file into the directory with the html file

2) move both the swf and text file into the directory with the html

3) change the swf to load the text from the directory that the swf and text
file live in i.e. loadVars("swf/text.txt);

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> Hello. I made a file in flash. I had the audio and the animation

syncronized, but when I hosted the file and went to view it, they were not
syncronized. The music was either too fast or too slow when it was hosted,
even though it was fine when it was viewed through the Macromedia Flash
program. Any ideas on how to fix this?

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APLB113 webforumsuser@macromedia.com

2003-12-23, 5:29 pm

Where is this txt file located?

Sneelock

2003-12-27, 5:28 pm

Check:
http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/A...e-824/index.php
and or:
http://jaschob.com/help/syncSound.html
Hope this helps,
Jon

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