Hey guys I need help!
When I import a music to macromedia flash 8, there's an error saying "one or more files were not imported because there were problems reading them" I need help on how to avoid this error and import a music successfully! ;-;

Refer to the thread by Ventus, should be a couple of threads below yours.

Or don't, since his thread has nothing to do with this problem.


Download the newest version of Quicktime and then try to re-import the files, let me know if that makes a difference.

I have problems like these.

The thing I normally do is to use audacity to make it work again. First, open the music onto audacity by going to file, open and then select your song.


Then once you have opened the music, go to file and click export



once you have got that, chance the file type to "MP3 files" and save, then click "OK"




Now it should work on flash, hope this works!

But, make sure you download the "LAME" audacity plugin with audacity. If not you will not be able to export music.

links:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ -audacity download
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq_i18n?s=install&i=lame-mp3 - audacity LAME plugin download and instructions to install it onto audacity

Are all these free?
XD

Audacity is free yeah...QuickTime...probably is I don't really remember but Audacity is free

I can't open audacity!
I need a program to open it! D:<

Quote from WizardKnight

I can't open audacity!
I need a program to open it! D:<

can you please printscreen the error on the desktop? Since this never happened to me :/

there
I hope it helps :I

Wut?
there's no Lame audacity
also i can't help

Step 1 : Go here if you don't have Audacity.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows

Step 2 : Get the lame file. Since you already have it, leave it alone.

Step 3 : Do what SSB has just said.

Step 4 : If it requires you to link Audacity to the lame file when exporting to .mp3, that is when you find that file.

Step 5 : ...

Step 6 : Done!


Simple.

that's exactly what Camila just said

make sure you export it at 128 kbps or a lower bitrate, Flash won't import audio above a certain bitrate. I can't remember the exact cutoff point, but just use 128 kbps to play it safe.

Hey, THANKS GUYS (and girls XD)
FOR YOUR HELP!
IT WORKED PERFECTLY AND I SUCESSFULLY PUT IT ON MY ANIMATION!
THANK YOU GUYS AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU MANY.............Blessings I guess? XD

Peace out and thanks for your help again!

Yu mods could lock this thread naow