Changing sound files

I can not figure it out but I need to edit the sound file of this to the song I linked as a file.

anyone have any ideas?

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Hello, friends,
I have about 600 sound files (total about 10MB), which will
be used by thousands of .swf files. Each .swf file may use only a
few of those 600 sound files.
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http://www.apple.com/feedback/
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Please suggest some solution for this..its kinda urgent..
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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Hello,
This is the problem that I am ecountering. If I'm working on a project and I delete the recorded sound from the video clips and then insert something from itunes but later change the video clips slightly (say by deleting a few seconds here or there) then all my sound files are not in the correct positions any longer.
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I hope I'm making myself clear. Sorry if I am not.
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