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Old July 27th, 2003, 10:06 AM
pieterprovoost pieterprovoost is offline
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Unhappy background sound

I suppose this is an easy one:

I have a layer (layer1) with an animation that loops (frame 10 -> frame5), and another layer (layer2) that has a keyframe on 5 where a sound file starts to play. Now, the sound file loops together with the animation, but I want it to continue playing without looping. How can I do that? I want to add more layers that aren't looping...

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Old September 18th, 2003, 10:43 AM
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Dear Pieter
I guess you have solved your trouble, but if for some reason you still need help you can try this:

1. Open your movie, then choose Import from File menu and select your audio file in the dialog box

2. Open the library with CTRL+L. Right click the imported audio file (i.e. beethoven.mp3) then choose Symbol Linkage. A dialog will appear.

3. Into the Identifier textbox put a simple name for the object (i.e. BEETH) , then check the option "Export for Actionscript" (Flash 6) or 'Export this symbol' (Flash 5). Press OK.

4. Go over the first frame of a new layer in the timeline. Enter its own actionscript clicking the right button and choosing Actions.

5. Paste there the following stuff:

mySound = new Sound(this);
mySound.attachSound("BEETH");
mySound.start(0, 99);

6. Play the movie and hear the sound :-)

I know, it's a bit tricky but works fine anyway.

Greetings
Jap

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