How do I import sound?

All the sound files that I would like to use are either 'wma'
files or M4A files. They simply disappear when I get to individual
titles. There is nothing to select. I have a few wav files that
import just fine.
I have just upgraded to Flash CS3...Any advice? I would love
to hear it.

yes - Flash only supports wav, aiff, and mp3 files - you will
need to convert them to one of these formats, preferably mp3. you
can do so using a free-ware application like
Audacity
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ID                               : 0
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Format/Info                      : Advanced Video Codec
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