Re: FLASH: Is 21,433K for a wav to big?

[Goldlink Media]

Thanks everyone for your comments.  I guess I don't know when to tell a

client their "dream site" is not feasible.  I want them to have everything

in it they request and I'm trying my darndest to accommodate.  So far I've

been able to duplicate their television colours and animation, but not the

music they want.  It locks up, and like mentioned here; ppl have to wait.


I guess the big music file is out of the question and I'll tell them it's

not recommended. Besides that, we will be broadcasting them live and I

don't want the music to interfere.  I have a "stop all sounds" on the

button for the broadcasting so nothing else is playing when the media

player opens.


I'll try cutting the musice in smaller bits and see how that goes.  


At 10:59 PM 11/25/99 +0100, you wrote:

>Hi,

>

>We don't make so big piece of wav but sometimes it is big enough to try not

>to wait. Here's two "tips" that could help some of you :

>

>1/ if it is a big wav of a speaker voice, we cut it in very little pieces.

>We add the second wav file when the first fits in right place. You can do

>the same with music : you cut in little pieces, then you make some syncho,

>then you delete the waves and import the big one. Perhaps the synchro will

>still fit.

>

>2/ if it not very possible to cut in, you can make a very bad sound like 8

>bits (or less) in 5 KHZ to have a light wav file. It is faster to

>manipulate. When all is ok, you import the best one.

>

>

>

>Frederic

>





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