tmac

sorry if i posted this in the wrong forum area but i've been searching the web on how to apply an audio frame to an animation i made in imageready and i can't seem to find any topics. do i need the flash software?

thanks for any input you can provide! [righton]

John1

Imageready creates GIF animations. GIF doesn't support audio.
I guess you have to go for Flash.

Smashing L

well, i once saw something on internet. it was a jpeg, containing some fat kid working at burger king with a moving mouth and singing a song. so it should be possible, but i don't know how

John1

Not it's not possible. First of all jpeg doesn't support animation and secondly it doesn't support sound. To be honest, no graphics formats I know of support any sound.

Welles

http://www.rathergood.com/independent_woman/

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Smashing L

[bustagut] indeed

to John1... that's what I thought, I tried to find that site again... but couldn't find it .

theKeeper

Just so it's known here... i'd advise you look into Swish, not Flash. It's less expensive, has prebuilt effect, and supports all of the most common functions that Flash does, and appears to be fairly simple to learn/use.

FR33K

Well, I'm not sure ANY graphics formats suport audio, but MM formats liek Flash do, try that, No idea about flash though

MindBender

What's to say you can't just code something like javascript to display jpegs and play sounds in a sequence?

You're right, I'm not aware of any graphics file formats that allow for sound per se. There are always solutions though, you'll just have to "think outside the box" as it were.

Maybe if you told us what you wanted to achieve tmac, we'd be able to offer other solutions for you.

John1

True, but he clearly stated that it was a jpeg