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my mp3s seem to be playing too fast when i sync them with a slideshow?
I'm attaching a 16bps mp3 audio to a slideshow and its playing back too fast?
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It's the dreaded "chipmonk effect". Your voice sounds like the chipmonks (fast and high), right? This is a "feature" of the flash audio player that causes playback to happen either too fast or too slow if the MP3 file has it’s sample rate at a value which is not a multiple of 11,025 Hz..
Info on how to fix it (using audacity) is here:
http://www.summitsolutions.co.uk/blog...
If that doesn't help, then google "flash chipmunk effect" for lots more info on this very annoying flash bug.
The short answer is that you will probably have to re-export your mp3 file with a sample rate that is a multiple of 11025 Hz. Most of the time most software does tthis automatically (so that this problem doesn't occur). What software are you using?
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Inappropriate?It's the dreaded "chipmonk effect". Your voice sounds like the chipmonks (fast and high), right? This is a "feature" of the flash audio player that causes playback to happen either too fast or too slow if the MP3 file has it’s sample rate at a value which is not a multiple of 11,025 Hz..
Info on how to fix it (using audacity) is here:
http://www.summitsolutions.co.uk/blog...
If that doesn't help, then google "flash chipmunk effect" for lots more info on this very annoying flash bug.
The short answer is that you will probably have to re-export your mp3 file with a sample rate that is a multiple of 11025 Hz. Most of the time most software does tthis automatically (so that this problem doesn't occur). What software are you using?
I’m mad at adobe!
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this answers the question
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Inappropriate?Yes, this is because of the chipmonk effect...please see this from our FAQ section
http://www.slideshare.net/faqs/slidecast
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I was able to create a Slidecast but the audio plays at a different pitch (or speed) on SlideShare. Why?
We use the ubiquitous Flash player for playing the audio. The Flash player supports the following sample rates for mp3 — 44.1 khz, 22.05 khz and 11.025 khz. Some mp3 encoders can also export to 32khz, 16khz and 8khz. Flash does not support these sample rates and will play them at a higher or lower pitch. Make sure your mp3 encoder always outputs at one of the above 3 sample rates. -
Inappropriate?Amit, you guys should consider importing your FAQ into Satisfaction to intercept these questions as they come in! We can automatically pull it in if you like. -
Inappropriate?Thor,
That would get really helpful. How does one go about doing it? And where does it show up on Satisfaction?
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