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What sound files work with flash?

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You can use .asd, .wav, .aiff and .mp3. If you have QuickTime 4 installed, you should also be able to import .sd2, .mov, .qt, .snd and .au files as well.

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I want to know how to insert audio without putting in a ton of key frames?

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You can just extend the one frame so that it lasts as long as the audio clip itself.

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How do I find the Properties tab in Flash?

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In both CS6 and Animate CC, you can find the Properties tab by clicking the Window tab and choosing Properties or hitting Ctrl + F3.

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When I try and upload a music file to Macromedia Flash 8, it says the file couldn't be uploaded because there are problems reading them. How do I fix this?

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Make sure your file is compatible with your version of Flash. I have had better experience with .wav files than .mp3 files, so convert your file and try again. If the problem persists, Adobe forums are your best friend.

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