attachSound is an object used in ActionScript to play music with AS controls, as opposed to having it embedded in the movies timeline. It is called like this:
mySound.attachSound(“idName”)
You need to call sound.start to have the music clip start playing. With this object, you are able to mute, start, and stop the sound without these actions [...]
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attachSound object in ActionScript
Posted in Flash, tagged actionscript, Flash, flash object, flash sound on November 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Using iMovie for sound in Flash
Posted in Flash, Other Programs, tagged imovie, imovie for sound, sound for Flash on November 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
You can do minimal sound editing in Flash once you upload a MP3, WAV, or AIFF file, but if you’re truncating the clip, the file size of the original file will be reflected when you publish the movie. It’s best to have the audio edited to as close as you’re going to use it before [...]
