I have noticed recently that it seems when I listen to a loop before I enter it into Flash, it loops seamlessly. Once I use it, looping in a Flash movie, there seems to be a slight gap in between loops. Is there any way to combat this other than try to use the Flash Sond editor (which by the way, I feel is pretty lacking)? Thanks!

I know what is your problem!
when you edit a mp3 file to be a loop.. it will always leave an empty space
that wont let you sync accurate..
So instead of saving file under .mp3 , save it under .wav..
For example.. I have cool edit pro... when I save any file under mp3 it stay
ok... but when I reopen that file again in that program, mp3 add an empty
space every time...
But if I do it with .wav file it maitain the same sample as the edited
one...!
So later you can just export movie with sound in mp3.... and it will work
perfectly..!
good Luck..!


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enter it into Flash, it loops seamlessly. Once I use it, looping in a Flash
movie, there seems to be a slight gap in between loops. Is there any way to
combat this other than try to use the Flash Sond editor (which by the way, I
feel is pretty lacking)? Thanks!
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Thanks for the idea. Sounds like it has some merit, but I am still skeptical. I will try it out and see what happens. The only downside is the much larger size of WAV over MP3, but the FLA file size is not a concern to me, just the exported SWF. Thanks for your reply!