Hi John - I actually have to have the sound loop play throughout this presentation like background music, so it can't just play once. The entire movie does stop after a 800-odd frames.
I have the last loop fade out at the end, but my problem was overlap when and if someone clicks the button to restart the movie mid-way through thus causing the "row, row, row your boat" effect.
Could you eloborate on your idea of embedding the sound within a movie? I tried but it can't get it to loop seemlessly once placed on the timeline.
Many thanks,
Keith
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by: zenlion420Posted on 2003-10-08 at 20:46:19ID: 9518156
i would just put the sound on the timeline, with no loop. but i'm not sure if you need to have a stop in your timeline. if you do, you could try imbedding it in a timeline of a movie clip with no stop. only thing you'll need to do, if i'm not mistaken, is make sure you have whatever layer the ound is in extended to the last frame.
good luck,
john