Note 8 for Flash

Watch & Read:

Flash Stores Sounds in the library

Use Google to search for Sound Files. I like Absolute Sound Effects Archive (except for the pop-ups) or Royalty Free Music for Education at http://www.royaltyfreemusic.com/

Go to Download.com and search for Audio Editors

Do a search on the C drive for WAV files!

We will use Audacity (free) for a Sound Editor and Windows XP Shutdown.wav for the file to edit

Can't afford Flash try Swish

Silverlight - Microsoft's answer to Flash

You can import the following sound file formats into Flash:

WAV (Windows only)

AIFF (Macintosh only)

MP3 (Windows or Macintosh)

If you have QuickTime 4 or later installed on your system, you can import these additional sound file formats:

AIFF (Windows or Macintosh)

Sound Designer II (Macintosh only)

Sound Only QuickTime Movies (Windows or Macintosh)

Sun AU (Windows or Macintosh)

System 7 Sounds (Macintosh only)

WAV (Windows or Macintosh)

Review the following:

Check your grades and make sure your homework is linked to homework file

Terms you need to know:

Library, Ripping, Sound formats

Homework:

You should be reading Chapter 12 in your book

Reminder: You will need to post a web site that uses Flash every week!!!

Final Step:

Review in your mind everything we covered in class and remember to cover it again before you go to bed so your mind to process this information while you sleep.