audio wont import

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September 5, 2021
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IVE TRIED FOR HOURS AND NOTHING WORKS IVE CHANGED THE SETTINGSS ON THE AUDIO USING AUDACITY NOTHING, MP3 NOTHING, OGG NOTHING, WAV NOTHING

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Sukhesh Shenoy

Adobe Employee

Hi @Hendrix5CB4

Audio import issue has been addressed in the latest Animate update - 21.0.9 released today. Please update your copy of Animate to the latest using Creative Cloud Desktop application to avail the fix.

Thanks, Sukhesh

kglad

Community Expert

note: adobe updates get rolled-out to users at different times over a period of several days. if you don't see an update in your cc app, wait. it will appear within a few days.

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exactspace

Inspiring

There a few bugs I've that make it difficult or unusable, and there's one that actually altered my entire project, and I could not undo it.

Hard to swallow pill: What you got here is an Adobe cash grab. A whole bunch of the big companies do it. They rush out a product still littered with bugs, and they know people will buy it, so they don't care, and then they fix it later with updates.

-BUT WAIT-

One of the bugs I mentioned is one where at times if you place a shape over another, it warps the existing shape under it, disregarding the importance of accuracy for many designers and artists. This bug has existed since Flash MX 2004 at least. So don't depend on Adobe actually fixing these things. They've proved themselves.

They. Just. Don't. Care.™

kglad

Community Expert

what are the steps to reproduce the shape bug?

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exactspace

Inspiring

Surely. Say if you have curved concentric circles like this. (Note that it is already distorted by a similar issue I had before)

Paste curved shapes over it on the same layer like this.

When I deselect the shapes after pasting, look what happens. I used arrows to show where the curves turn into warped or straight edges.

Is this really a tool for professionsals you should be paying monthly for? No, it's a cash grab, because they knew they could trick some college students into buying a rebranded Macromedia Flash to get some extra $$$.