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Press Escape to stop the audio too!
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That's cool. Too simple. Thanks! BUT.... is there a reason that I can't seem to hear the audio unless I start from the beginning? If I play through 10 - 15 seconds of the piece... stop. and then try to start again from the place I've stopped... it will play, but with no audio. Any thoughts?
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That's cool. Too simple. Thanks! BUT.... is there a reason that I can't seem to hear the audio unless I start from the beginning? If I play through 10 - 15 seconds of the piece... stop. and then try to start again from the place I've stopped... it will play, but with no audio. Any thoughts?

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Pardon my inexperience with Flash... I may be doing something blatently stupid, but bear with me. I'm trying to create a simple 1 minute animation using an mp3 as the musical background accompaniment. I'm editing specific visual content to match the audio. But for some reason when I lay the mp3 in the timeline and hit &quot;enter&quot; to play, no matter what I do to stop the track from playing, the song continues to the end. Hitting &quot;enter&quot; again will stop the cursor from scrolling, but the sounds continues to play. It's quite annoying when trying to sync the animation to the track. Am I doing something way off target here?<br />
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Any help is appreciated.<br />
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-Masen<br />
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PS - Using WinXP with Flash MX
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Pardon my inexperience with Flash... I may be doing something blatently stupid, but bear with me. I'm trying to create a simple 1 minute animation using an mp3 as the musical background accompaniment. I'm editing specific visual content to match the audio. But for some reason when I lay the mp3 in the timeline and hit "enter" to play, no matter what I do to stop the track from playing, the song continues to the end. Hitting "enter" again will stop the cursor from scrolling, but the sounds continues to play. It's quite annoying when trying to sync the animation to the track. Am I doing something way off target here?

Any help is appreciated.

-Masen

PS - Using WinXP with Flash MX

Flash audio problem while editing.

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