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evjamie
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November 8, 2018
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Sound Quality

  • November 8, 2018
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I made a project in Animate. Just photos and an MP3 song. When I play it in Animate everything is fine.

But when I play the exported .mov file the sound quality is very bad. It was meant for YouTube but

it's unusable with the sound that bad. Can anyone help please?

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    Correct answer mark@headTrix

    HI,

    Seems weird. I just did a test with an mp3 and it sounds the same. You can try loading in an uncompressed audio file like a .wav and see if that sounds better.

    Or, I'm not sure if it will help. But you could try opening the Library (window>Library) and then finding your audio file in the Library. You can Right-click on it, and select "Properties" and try unchecking "use imported quality" and select "Raw" and click test to see if that sounds better. You can also try unclicking "Convert Stereo to Mono".

    If you are using a native Flash (non-HTML5 canvas file) I am pretty sure that it exports the file to an SWF, and then converts the SWF to video, so this might help. If you are using a canvas file, I am not sure if the export is the same or not.

    Give it a go. Hope it helps.

    mark

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    Poliman
    New Participant
    September 27, 2023

    HI

    I have a problem with exporting to mp4 none of explanation above are working for me.
    I use latest version of Animate and there is no audio option to choose in public settings and I cannot set audio in the properties to RAW.

     

    the output of audio in MP4 export it through media encoder is very poor as you can see on the picture it says the publish settings are low

     

    but there is no place to change them

     

    there is a work around,  choosing compression to MP3, but bitrate it is limited to 160 and I want to use RAW format to export or higher bitrate

     

     

     

      n. tilcheff
      n. tilcheff
      Brainiac
      September 27, 2023

      If your target is video, change your document type to AS3, instead of the currently used HTML5/Canvas.

      Then you will have access to the settings you need.

       

      Nick - Character Designer and Animator, Flash user since 1998 | Member of the Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation
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        Poliman
        New Participant
        September 27, 2023

        Thanks that was it !

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          mark@headTrixCorrect answer
          Adobe Expert
          November 9, 2018

          HI,

          Seems weird. I just did a test with an mp3 and it sounds the same. You can try loading in an uncompressed audio file like a .wav and see if that sounds better.

          Or, I'm not sure if it will help. But you could try opening the Library (window>Library) and then finding your audio file in the Library. You can Right-click on it, and select "Properties" and try unchecking "use imported quality" and select "Raw" and click test to see if that sounds better. You can also try unclicking "Convert Stereo to Mono".

          If you are using a native Flash (non-HTML5 canvas file) I am pretty sure that it exports the file to an SWF, and then converts the SWF to video, so this might help. If you are using a canvas file, I am not sure if the export is the same or not.

          Give it a go. Hope it helps.

          mark

          headTrix, Inc. | Adobe Certified Training & Consulting
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          avam7909067
          Participating Frequently
          September 13, 2021

          I FIGURED IT OUT!!:

           

          I was having the same issue.

           

          - I did try unchecking "use imported quality" and moving to raw, that did not help. I am puzzled, as when I exported this SAME PROJECT months ago, the audio quality is perfectly fine.. this new version is bigger, but not by a crazy amount, and all that's changed is it's a bit longer and has some more frames. 

           

          I finally googled hard enough, and found that my publishing settings had the audio set to fast, and 16 bits... I have no clue how or why this is, as the version I've exported in the past CLEARLY didn't have those settings and I haven't touched them before today. I changed the quality to "best" and upped it to 112 bits or so. Posting here since it took me nearly an hour of googling and fudging around in settings to find a solution that worked...

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          Moon28094724rkyw
          Inspiring
          July 10, 2023

          I know this is super old, but I am having the same issue and am confused by this comment. What exactly do you mean by having the audio quality set to fast? I've looked around in my publish settings and don't see anything saying it is "fast" (am I taking this too literally?) Either way, nothing is working for me.

           

          Edit: Alright, I somehow missed it but I did find that the audio was set to fast... but after trying the quality was STILL in shambles. Dunno what to do. Thing is Im probably missing smth SO obvious, but Ive checked and unchecked so many things I just cant tell. Here's what I got:

           

           

           

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