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Flash: video but no sound
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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MacBook 1.82 2gb RAM
OS X: 10.4.7 with all updates (including the new security one)
Firefox 1.5.0.6
Flash version: 9.0.18.0
Suddenly, without warning, I no longer have sound either in browser or standalone flash things.
I deleted the Macromedia folder in ~/Library, uninstalled and reinstalled Flash, repaired permissions. Nothing. I'm lost.
Thanks for the help.
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You can fix this by launching Garageband once.
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Originally Posted by TETENAL
You can fix this by launching Garageband once.
That worked! Um.....why?
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Here's what I found. I've been fiddling trying to get sound to work in flash since I installed beta 9 of Flash Player. Reverting to 8 didn't solve my problem, but I figured it out before I found this thread.
I guess installing a new version of flash messes with the audio settings on the Mac Book (and perhaps other Mac platforms?) - I went to "Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI setup" and found the Audio Output was set to 96khz, changing it to 48 or 44khz made it so sound again played in flash animations/movies etc.
Hope this helps.
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MacBook Pro: 2.16ghz, 2GB, 100GB@7200RPM
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Originally Posted by Rumz
Here's what I found. I've been fiddling trying to get sound to work in flash since I installed beta 9 of Flash Player. Reverting to 8 didn't solve my problem, but I figured it out before I found this thread.
I guess installing a new version of flash messes with the audio settings on the Mac Book (and perhaps other Mac platforms?) - I went to "Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI setup" and found the Audio Output was set to 96khz, changing it to 48 or 44khz made it so sound again played in flash animations/movies etc.
Hope this helps.
I geuss that's what GarageBand does when launching it. This is so weird, I can't figure out why the settings would suddenly change.
Ooh well, it works again, thnx. 
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