If an entire movie that contains MP3s is 100% preloaded the MP3s are not streamed... correct? So, in essence you could have a higher bitrate MP3 in a movie that completely loads before playing, than if you were streaming the movie across different bandwidths? For instance, instead of having a streaming 24 kb/s (or lower) MP3, could someone have a higher quality (112, 128 kb/s, etc...) MP3 preload and play without streaming? I have done ALOT of work with original MP3 audio, but this is the first time I have ever really utilized it in Flash format and I would like to provide high quality MP3 sounds that would playback the same on a slow modem, or broadband connection even if it means a larger download.

Also, does the sound compression setting in KM affect MP3s? I have experimented with it, but have not noticed a change in MP3 playback quality when changing compression settings, only in .wav files. I am assuming that KM's compression settings use a standard .wav file compression format and don't affect MP3s as they are already in a compressed format.

Thanks in advance for any answers to these questions...