One could also put a list of cuepoints into the comment tag of an ID3
tag within a mp3, then use Director 8.5 to extract that and use
Timeout objects to trigger events whenever the 'cue points' occur.
But using cue points in SWA is a LOT easier ...
btw - What kind of audio files (aif, wav, swa
Here's another 2 cents worth --
I've also had SoundEdit drop out my cuepoints when converting AIFF's to
SWA's. I ended up coming up with the alternative Terry suggested -- make QT
movies & copy over the cuepoint data as a text track. It worked, but it was
a huge production hassle, & prone to hu
>As far as i can see, there is absulutely NO difference between swa and mp3
The audio is compressed the same way, but they have different headers.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Dear all,
This is something i've been wondering about a long time ago, and have
forgotten ever since:
As far as i can see, there is absulutely NO difference between swa
and mp3, and one can even rename one into the other with no great
consequence. am i wrong, or are these two indeed the same
Sorry I mmay not be able to help much.
But Im pretty sure that swa is the only compresed audio format that uses
tru cue points...
Yhowever u can simulate cuepoints for mp3s
You will have to convert the times length into seconds and assign
variables at each particaulr cue oint...
Long winde
At 1:36 PM -0400 8/17/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am converting a CD-ROM to the Internet. The CD is driven by audio files
>that have cue points. I need to squeeze these files down but no matter how I
>try (SWA, mp3, etc.) I lose my cue points. What am I doing wrong? I am in
>Director 8.5.
Wha
Greg hi,
what are you using to squeeze those sounds? exporting swa/mp3 from
soundedit should do the job while keeping the cue points in your
files.
TIE
Yariv
>I am converting a CD-ROM to the Internet. The CD is driven by audio files
>that have cue points. I need to squeeze these files down
