Music import errors?(fixed)
Started by: Abyss | Replies: 10 | Views: 1,529
Jan 27, 2014 11:58 PM #1147895
Ok so when I hear a song i like and want to animate something to it i do what i can to try and get the song file to import to flash. However over half the time there's this stupid "One of more files were not imported because there were problems reading them." So i am wondering, how the heck do i fix this little annoyance? i have already tried audacity, converting them to different sound types and re-downloading the songs back to my computer yet it doesnt want to work. so if you could help me i would appreciate it!
Jan 28, 2014 12:00 AM #1147902
i have that problem too. and when it does read them, when i test the movie, the song plays and halfway through it, it starts over again while the current one is still playing and it sounds like a big mess
Jan 28, 2014 12:01 AM #1147905
Quote from Roxxezi have that problem too. and when it does read them, when i test the movie, the song plays and halfway through it, it starts over again while the current one is still playing and it sounds like a big mess
mine doesn't import at all though
it just cancels the import all together
Jan 28, 2014 12:32 AM #1147946
you can download wavepad program then import your song then open the file menu and click save as
i think this will solve your problem
i think this will solve your problem
Jan 28, 2014 12:54 AM #1147978
Make sure the file is a .wav file, rather than an .mp3, download Audacity and this problem will be gone. Another thing is to make sure your file is not playing whilst you import it.
Jan 28, 2014 1:17 AM #1147998
The error's have been fixed for me. But, the music wasn't playing and it still started over (while still continuing the song) after i tried it on both wav and mp3 QQ
(It's been happening to some Youtube videos, too)
(It's been happening to some Youtube videos, too)
Feb 2, 2014 2:10 AM #1151256
I've said this a while ago. Hope this helps for you!
Also, make sure your music is on "Stream" and not "Event" when you click any part of the music on the frame you put it on.
Quote from Tsang
Okay, so the reason why certain mp3s aren't able to be read in Flash completely depends on the mp3's sampling rate. If an mp3's sampling rate is over 44100hz, then it won't be read in Flash since Flash can only support mp3s with a sampling rate of 44100hz or any of the sampling rates below that. If a file cannot be read in Flash, that is almost ALWAYS the problem. However, your mp3's sampling rate can usually just be altered and exported once again in an audio editor such as Audacity or Adobe Soundbooth.
But if we're talking about Audacity, you can simply open up your mp3 file in the program and export it from there. The default sampling rate is something Flash can handle, so you don't have to change any settings within Audacity. Unless you have downloaded the LAME mp3 encoder (yes, that's it's name, it can also be found on the official site for Audacity), you can easily export your track into a .wav file and import your newly created file into Flash as if it were any sound effect or song. You should have no problem!
Hope this explanation helped anyone else who was curious of why certain files can't be read in Flash. :D
Also, make sure your music is on "Stream" and not "Event" when you click any part of the music on the frame you put it on.
Feb 2, 2014 2:15 AM #1151258
thanks everyone it helped a lot! :)
Feb 3, 2014 5:14 AM #1151921
If you're ever working with sound, Audacity is your go-to program. It's free and you can do crazy amounts of stuff with it. It's helpful in general, even outside of animation. Since it's free, I recommend downloading it ahead of time even if you don't need it atm.
Feb 3, 2014 6:11 AM #1151961
umm.. if you want a song from youtube try goin to video2mp3.net to get it into an mp3 file
then go to zamzar.com to get it to .wav
anything other then .wav wont work.
also ive had the same problems with .wav but after i started doing that ^
ive had no problems whatsoever
edit: im sorry i just saw the (fixed) after the thing
then go to zamzar.com to get it to .wav
anything other then .wav wont work.
also ive had the same problems with .wav but after i started doing that ^
ive had no problems whatsoever
edit: im sorry i just saw the (fixed) after the thing
Mar 13, 2014 7:22 PM #1175045
I will answer this question because it has happened to me, and managed to solve.
good if it is any song, the bitrate of a song is 200 bits(kbps), 300 (depending music), to put on the flash you have to convert it to 128 bits(kbps), with any program that converts music, video etc. I recommend you to convert with FORMAT FLACTORY, is a good program to convert videos, music ,pictures etc.
:D
good if it is any song, the bitrate of a song is 200 bits(kbps), 300 (depending music), to put on the flash you have to convert it to 128 bits(kbps), with any program that converts music, video etc. I recommend you to convert with FORMAT FLACTORY, is a good program to convert videos, music ,pictures etc.
:D