Exported QuickTime from Flash 8 - No Audio

After exporting a Flash 8 animation to a QuickTime movie, the
audio doesn't play. It plays when I test the file, and when I
export it as a .swf. I've tried different options when exporting,
but no sound. Help. Please, someone help.

How is the sound used in your timeline? Is it on the timeline
set to Event? Stream? Start? Is it in
the Library being called via linkage/actionScript?
If exporting to Quicktime I think you'll want to have it on
the timeline and set to Stream.
Hope this helps.
Chris Georgenes
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WillJohn wrote:
> After exporting a Flash 8 animation to a QuickTime
movie, the audio doesn't
> play. It plays when I test the file, and when I export
it as a .swf. I've tried
> different options when exporting, but no sound. Help.
Please, someone help.
>

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