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#1 Apr 21st 2005 23:36
- Gerrit
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The Big Flash Compatibility Table
There is a well known bug in the Flash Player plugin. When using mp3-Files with certain bitrates/frequencies, it plays the files too fast or too slow. In some extreme cases it doesn’t play the files at all. Macromedia still did not fix this bug. We can’t do anything about it, just wait and use rather common encoding options.
The big Flash compatiblity table!
(Please help! Post "good" and "bad" encoding combinations here. I’ll complete the table then)
Code:
8kHz 11,025kHz 22,05kHz 24kHz 32kHz 44,1kHz 48kHz ------------------------------------------------------------------- 16kb/s good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 24kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 32kb/s bad ------------------------------------------------------------------- 40kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 48kb/s good bad good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 56kb/s good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 64kb/s good good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 80kb/s good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 96kb/s good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 112kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 128kb/s bad good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 160kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 192kb/s good ------------------------------------------------------------------- 224kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 256kb/s ------------------------------------------------------------------- 320kb/s -------------------------------------------------------------------
Last edited by Gerrit (Apr 25th 2005 11:32)
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#2 Apr 27th 2005 12:35
- peLoud
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
it is sad that you've had to resort to such a table. however, great work! It's super helpful.
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#3 Apr 27th 2005 15:54
- Duchamp
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
Thanks for posting that. That helps a lot.
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#4 Apr 28th 2005 06:38
- Fernando
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
Gerrit wrote:
There is a well known bug in the Flash Player plugin. When using mp3-Files with certain bitrates/frequencies, it plays the files too fast or too slow. In some extreme cases it doesn’t play the files at all. Macromedia still did not fix this bug. We can’t do anything about it, just wait and use rather common encoding options.
The big Flash compatiblity table!
(Please help! Post "good" and "bad" encoding combinations here. I’ll complete the table then)
56kbps - 44,1kHz => good
Anyway Gerrit I think it depends on the flash player version or maybe the plugin for the browser. Because I have problems in some webs but other people told me they are ok.
Last edited by Fernando (Apr 28th 2005 06:43)
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#5 Apr 28th 2005 08:11
- 343max
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
16kbps - 11.025 => good
vbr seems to be always bad
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#6 Apr 28th 2005 08:13
- Gerrit
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
Yea, maybe. But let’s keep on collecting some values to gain more information. For now it seems like it does only depend on the frequency rate, right? :-)
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#7 May 6th 2005 09:10
- Duchamp
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
Any clue as to how to force Audacity to export a compliant MP3? I have a clip sampled at 44kHz and when I export to 56kbps the sample rate seems to drop to 33kHz on the final clip.
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#8 May 6th 2005 15:08
- peLoud
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
64kbps - 44.100kHz
"good"
Last edited by peLoud (May 6th 2005 15:09)
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#11 Jun 27th 2005 10:12
- totebag
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Re: The Big Flash Compatibility Table
Ich benutze Audacity und weiß nicht wo ich die kb/s einstelle.
Könntet ihr mir helfen?
Vielen Dank.
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