Adding additional multimedia elements to the flash is carried out using editors. The most common of these is Macromedia Flash MX, but other programs also have similar functionality.
Necessary
Macromedia Flash MX program
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare an audio file to add to flash. It is best to use good quality, high bitrate recordings. Remove noise from the recording, adjust its sound in the program for editing audio recordings, if necessary. The file must be in MP3 or any other format supported by the editor you use to create the flash.
Step 2
Open your Flash editing program, then open the file you want to insert the sound into. Use the edit or paste menu to find the option to import files to add to the program. Note that they may support different file formats, but it is best to use the most famous ones.
Step 3
If you have not previously installed flash editing software on your computer, download Macromedia Flash MX or its equivalent from the developer's official website. You can also use other resources to download the installer for the program. Depending on the manufacturer, their use may be chargeable; when paying online, use the virtual on-screen keyboard.
Step 4
Install the editor program on your computer following the instructions of the Macromedia Flash MX installer menu items. If necessary, install the crack program. From the File menu, open the flash file to which you want to add sound. Use the menu named Import or Import to library to insert the media object into the Flash.
Step 5
In the window that opens, specify the directory where the desired item is located on your computer. If the audio format is not supported by the application, use various converter programs to convert it, which you can also find on the Internet. It is also possible for users of high-speed Internet to convert the recording online.
