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Control individual volumes of two streams on same cnx
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| I am bringing in two streams on the same connection.
Is there a way to control the Volume of the streams individually.
All methods I have tried affects both streams.
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| JesterXL 2005-09-27, 5:45 pm |
| Attach the NetStream's top different movieclip timelines; then, when
creating a new sound object, use those movie clips.
a = new Sound(mc1);
b = new Sound(mc2);
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Subject: [FlashComm] Control individual volumes of two streams on same cnx
I am bringing in two streams on the same connection.
Is there a way to control the Volume of the streams individually.
All methods I have tried affects both streams.
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| Dario De Agostini 2005-09-30, 5:46 pm |
| > Attach the NetStream's top different movieclip timelines; then, when
> creating a new sound object, use those movie clips.
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> a = new Sound(mc1);
> b = new Sound(mc2);
>
just remember you will loose synch between audio and video when doing this
on live streams
Dario De Agostini
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