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Store and Retrieve ".wav" recordings

Asked by Bluejay86 in Adobe Director, PHP and Databases, Multimedia Programming

Tags: Director Shockwave, mySQL, php, Flash

I have a website where users record sound and save sounds for later playback. Using "ogg compression", most sounds are no larger than 20K. The website is published with Director 11's Shockwave. I would like to upload, store, and retrieve sounds with a mySQL database identified by each users ID number. Currently, my users have a folder on my server and the sounds are uploaded to this folder. When the recorded sound for the user is needed for playback at a later time, the sound is downloaded to the user's machine and then the sound is played. I need a quicker, more efficient model. Can mySQL and php solve this problem? Thanks for your help!

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Store and Retrieve ".wav" recordings

Asked by Bluejay86 in Adobe Director, PHP and Databases, Multimedia Programming

Tags: Director Shockwave, mySQL, php, Flash

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