Audio "Echo" in Internet Explorer

I have put together a site at: www.tierradeparaiso.com and for some reason, there is an echo on the audio that only happens in Internet Explorer. In addition to this weird problem, it only happens sometimes!

I have been trying to fix the problem by embedding the audio into the html code which has opened a whole new can of rotten worms and browser issues. I would prefer to fix the problem in flash.

The audio plays just fine in Firefox and Safari. The audio export is set at 48 kbps.

Any help would be very appreciated!

It seems that Internet Explorer was having trouble loading the audio for the "Event" and in the process, I was getting a double echo. Mozilla and Safari had no problems.

When I changed the audio to "Stream", it now plays fine. It doesn't quite match up as well, but it wasn't that critical to begin with.

Might be of use to the next person who runs into this problem.

How did you "change the audio to Stream"??

dude that posts from 08 ^

First off I am not a DUDE.. and second it doesn't matter if it is 2008 or 2012 I still need to know how they changed the sound to streaming. I still have a problem with the sound in IE having an echo. Please if you don't know the answer then PLEASE do not answer a post.Thank you

Watch out! We have a badass over here! Why da hell people act like "rude" on internet, but in person they are purely cowards? xD Basses6 only was telling you, "dude", that the post was from year 2008, "just in case". He doesn't "offends" anyone by telling it, otherwise he is helping, just in case you didn't realized the thread's date. And the "dude" thingy, is a word everybody uses when they want to be "friendly". Don't like it? Don't read it , LOL!!!

I agree that people shouldn't revive old posts, and it's most likely that the OP will not answer as he/she's probably long since gone, lol. Also, taking Basses6's comment too seriously was a bit too exaggerated, but we shouldn't be so harsh on bwilson61, 'kay :)?

Just click on the Frame where you've embedded your audio, open Properties Panel [CTRL+F3], and under Sync: - change Event to Stream. Additionally, open Publish Settings [CTRL+SHIFT+F12], change to Flash tab, and change both the audios from 16kbps to 64kbps, and untick/uncheck Convert Stereo to Mono. This is if Stream doesn't help, and it will also increase your audio quality :)

Hope this helps :D

Hiiiiiiiiiiii Nig!!!!!!!!! You are like "lost" hehe/ how are ya

I don't think Basses was "harsh" on him. A lot of people points everyone when posting in old threads. Look at bwilson61 actitude...

Hi, angel, sorry but I was actually pointing at you when I meant "harsh", sorry, lol :P

I am fine thank you ^^

I have A LOT of posts to catch up to, LOL XD

"I AM" the harsh" Incredible. I came by this thread to try help, and then i reed this:


bwilson61
First off I am not a DUDE.. and second it doesn't matter if it is 2008 or 2012 I still need to know how they changed the sound to streaming. I still have a problem with the sound in IE having an echo. Please if you don't know the answer then PLEASE do not answer a post.Thank you


And i am the harsh? Hehe

Well, I dunno, everyone seems harsh (including the questioner), but I shouldn't really intervene as I have no right to do so, since I am not a part of this, lol, but someone should've at least just posted an answer for the sake of it :P

but, I can understand that one can be pissed off if someone asks for help with that attitude, but to solve a quarrel, one party has to stop, otherwise it'll go on forever xD

You're right Nig :D