Expert: Kamal Krishna - 11/6/2007

Question
Hi Kamal
You may remember my situation as you advised me a couple months ago about Flash. You may remember I was making Flash files to show jpegs with embedded text and a small embedded image to teach English in mobile phones. Each lesson has 8 jpegs and they look good in cell phones as a slideshow, but there is a loss of mp3 sound quality when loaded into Flash. The mp3s are converted from wav files at Layer3, mono, 44100Hz, 128Kbps. Is there any way to improve the sound quality? Any comment would be greatly appreciated.

Best Wishes
                              Frank

Answer
Hi Frank,
the sound files you import into flash is wav file or is it the converted mp3 file?
Also, while exporting the file from flash (File>Export>Export Movie) tweak the audio setting in the 'Export Flash Player' dialogue box. i.e. Audio stream & Audio Event to a higher bit rate and make sure the Quality is set to 'best', as the default is 'Fast'.

Let me know if you find difficulty in understanding, i can explain in detail.

regards,
Kamal Krishna