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This product has been out for a long time and this bug is fairly easy to recreate. I was hoping there'd be a fix by now.
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C:\Users\Ryan\AppData\Local\Temp\Fla7A4C.tmp\Runti meFlash.mxml(39): Error: Unable to transcode 0009.mp3.
[Embed(source="0009.mp3")]
C:\Users\Ryan\AppData\Local\Temp\Fla7A4C.tmp\Runti meFlash.mxml(33): Error: unsupported sampling rate (24000Hz)
Well, this is a Flash problem. It just does not understand such MP3. I cant do anything about it.
Thanks for the quick response, Francois.
Maybe the menu options for < 128 should be removed then? If there's no workaround it serves no purpose.
I'm probably missing something here, but bitrates under 128 kbps works just fine for me in flash. I often use as low bitrates as 64 or 48 kbps to save file size.
hmmm.... can you upload a source .wav file? i'm curious if perhaps it's my .wav formats that the flash exporter is having problems with.
Have you tried .ogg? I use Audacity and I believe its default settings to convert to ogg and that seems to work nicely.
Actually i've tried .ogg with no difference. Though i don't use Audacity for .ogg conversion.
I might experiment with some dbpoweramp conversions and see if it makes any difference.
is there anything other than 44100hz\128kbps that works? is it possible to change the encoder? because there's is a metallic noise sometimes
At least for me, yes, I have used multiple different combinations of frequency and bitrate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoftWarewolf
The lowest I could go with one individual project was 112kbps. It seems to vary but I have no idea what the factor is. It'd really be nice to know because of the size limits of game sites.