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PDF with Audio track

New Here ,
Jan 04, 2021 Jan 04, 2021

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Hello everyone,

 

I need to listen to audio tracks which are contained in a pdf-file. But since adobe flash player ist not anymore available I have no idea how it goes.

Can someone please help me?

 

Thanks in advance

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Adobe Employee , Jan 04, 2021 Jan 04, 2021

Flash Player is no longer available.  The creator of the PDF has had since 2017 to come up with an alternative solution.  You could ask in the Reader forum to see if anyone has suggestions.  I'm not sure what Acrobat/Reader does when playing an embedded audio file at this point, but they've done work to remove dependencies on Flash in anticipation of EOL.  If it's just a standard audio file (.mp3 or whatever), I imagine that current copies of Acrobat have native facilities for playback that don'

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Is your Acrobat Reader fully up to date? What version is it?

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Flash Player is no longer available.  The creator of the PDF has had since 2017 to come up with an alternative solution.  You could ask in the Reader forum to see if anyone has suggestions.  I'm not sure what Acrobat/Reader does when playing an embedded audio file at this point, but they've done work to remove dependencies on Flash in anticipation of EOL.  If it's just a standard audio file (.mp3 or whatever), I imagine that current copies of Acrobat have native facilities for playback that don't rely on Flash.

 

If the document author embedded the audio as Flash content, that's definitely problematic.  Your enterprice could theoretically license a copy from our support partner HARMAN, but it's going to be far cheaper to have the author provide the content in a modern, usable format.  

There's more on the HARMAN option in our enterprise FAQ, here: 

https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/enterprise-end-of-life.html

 

Here's the original Flash Player EOL announcement from 2017:

https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-flash-update/

 

Here's the consumer FAQ: 

https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html

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PDF has had a native, embedded, Sound annotation since Acrobat 3. Though Adobe never released an authoring tool for it. I think it is going to be removed in PDF 2.0.

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Perhaps a Standalone Flash Player would help. You can find one here https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html The one that says Flash Player Projector is what I suspect you need. Im unsure here but I hope that helps.

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