Re: FLASH: Sound Sources

[Debra Sawyers]

Actually the first responses were right on the money...I'd much rather find

a source of .wav's that can import directly rather than convert stuff if I

can avoid it right now.


Thanks


Deb



> > 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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