Hi Matthias,

I’m experiencing a really weird issue with a presentation I’m updating
with swftools.

The .sc file is fine and it contains a line similar to:

    .sound audio "audio-file.wav"

If I generate the file, swfc doesn’t complain (and it takes the time to
compress the sound file [over 900MB]), the audio seems to be embedded in
the final presentation, but it isn’t.

If I replace the line above with:

    .sound audio "audio-file.wav"

the sound file gets embedded on the .swf file.

The only difference in both files is (with "swfdump -D"):

    --- withsound.log   2013-08-12 23:07:32.449643023 +0200
    +++ nosound.log     2013-08-12 23:05:17.768207104 +0200
    @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
     [HEADER]        File version: 7
    -[HEADER]        File is zlib compressed. Ratio: 95%
    -[HEADER]        File size: 11985824
    +[HEADER]        File is zlib compressed. Ratio: 07%
    +[HEADER]        File size: 11985616
     [HEADER]        Frame rate: 12.000000
     [HEADER]        Frame count: 6
     [HEADER]        Movie width: 597.00
    @@ -115004,7 +115004,7 @@
     [028]         9 NAMECHARACTER adds information to id 0014 "slides"
     [038]        11 EXPORTASSETS
                     exports 0014 as "slides"
    -[00e]  10800910 DEFINESOUND defines id 2131 (MP3 22Khz 16Bit mono)
    +[00e]  10800702 DEFINESOUND defines id 2131 (MP3 11Khz 16Bit mono)
     [028]         8 NAMECHARACTER adds information to id 2131 "audio"
     [038]        10 EXPORTASSETS
                     exports 2131 as "audio"

My guess is something similar to this: lame compresses the sound and
Fedora 19 doesn’t allow swfc to embed (to read) the file in the output
.swf file (I experienced something similar with ConTeXt.)

Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t see other way to explain it.

In which directory does swfc store the temporary copy of generated .mp3
file?

Many thanks for your help,


Pablo
-- 
http://www.ousia.tk

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