Re: sound loop question

[Andreas Gaunitz]

Hm, I saw the old SoundDesigner format mentioned earlier. One thing that was considered cool about SD was that it implemented something called regions, which could be used for defining several loops in the same sample. I'm not sure what AIFF thinks about regions though.

-A.


At 06.12 -0800 03-02-09, Phil Gross wrote:

Will do off-list. Sound Forge shows no indicator that I can find. In fact, it loops over the entire sound in Sound Forge, even when Play as Loop is on.

It is also interesting (and good) that in Director, the #loopStartTime takes precedence over the sound's internal loop (if that is what it is). When #loopStartTime isn't used, the sound reverts to looping with the internal loop.

-Phil

You could also shoot the movie to me & I could test my guess & send
you back an image of the sound file (so you could see it).

-Buzz
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