Re: FLASH: Projector crashes

[Marc Hoffman]

I notice this question hasn't elicited a response.  I'm not sure what is

causing the problem. You might want to export the .swf using a different

sound compression setting and see if that fixes it.  Also, what is the

sample rate and bit depth of the original sound?  Try reducing it to 22kHz,

8-bit and see if the problem persists.  I'm imagining it could also have to

do with your sound card or your sound player program. Sorry this is a shot

in the dark.


-Marc


At 11:17 PM 2/7/99 -0500, you wrote:

>I´ve created a standalone projector with 40 seconds of streamed sound.

>It crashes on any standard Pentium (133 Mhz). When I run it on my own

>(200 Mhz, 64 RAM) it runs ok sometimes, and other times it crashes. I´ve

>tried runing it with a lot and with little available memory, and it

>seems that is not the problem. Sometimes it crashes when there are no

>other programs running, and othertimes it runs ok with five other

>programs running !!!. I suppose the problem is music, because it runs OK

>without it. ¿Anyone has had this kind of problem? ¿Should I suppose long

>streamed animations are a bad idea for processors under 200 mhz?

>



Marc Hoffman

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