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Subject:	Re: FLASH: Sound Sources
From:	Helen Triolo
Date:	Sun, 20 Feb 2000 17:22:21 GMT

Debra Sawyers wrote:
>
> I'm just getting started and I'm having a difficult time finding sound
> sources that can be imported into Flash. I found this site
> http://www.studioland.com/index.html, and I like some of the pieces, the
> sample format is in Quicktime, and I have to assume that's the format it be
> on the CD. I'm using a PC and I don't really have any sound editing
> software. Anyone have any advice, or tips on how to get started?

Oops, sorry Deb--I got a little trigger-happy with the last response.
Sounds like you were looking for a way to edit QuickTime movies or
import them into Flash. The only thing I can say on that is if you
import QuickTime to Flash, you have to export as QuickTime (Flash can't
play QTs). Someone mentioned CoolEdit for editing sound--I'm not sure
if it would convert QuickTime to another format that could be imported
to Flash (eg, wav), but you might want to look into that... Or get
something that's already a wav file to start with.

Regards,
Helen

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