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USING SOUNDBOOTH CS4
Working with Adobe Flash and video
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Adjust parameters:
•
To add new parameters, click the Add Parameter button
. Enter a name and value, and click OK.
•
To edit existing parameters, double-click them.
•
To delete parameters, select them, and click the Clear Parameter button
.
Export or import cue points in XML files
To edit cue points in Adobe Flash Professional or the Adobe Media Encoder, export them to XML. Import the
resulting XML file in Soundbooth if you want to adjust the corresponding markers in media files.
Export markers as cue points
❖
Choose File
> Export > Markers.
To embed Flash cue points in media files, save them to FLV format. (See “
Save entire files or selected ranges
” on
page
72.)
Export spoken words as cue points
To trigger animated events based on speech, export each spoken word as a cue point.
1
Create a text transcript. (See “
Convert speech to text metadata
” on page 27.)
2
Choose File > Export > Speech Transcription.
Import cue point XML files
❖
Choose File
> Import > Markers.
See also
“
Use markers
” on page 35
Editing audio from Adobe Flash and video applications
Edit audio files from Adobe Flash, Premiere Pro, or After Effects
From Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe Premiere Pro, or After Effects, you can quickly access Soundbooth to edit,
repair, and enhance audio files. While these applications support many standard audio formats, the most versatile
choice is Adobe Sound (ASND). That format lets you readjust fades and effects, save snapshots that restore previous
edits, and create multitrack mixes.
1
In Adobe Flash, Premiere Pro, or After Effects, select an audio or ASND file.
2
Choose Edit > Edit In Adobe Soundbooth
The file opens in Soundbooth. When you save your edits in that application, the file updates automatically in Adobe
Flash and video applications.
For more information, search for “Soundbooth” in Adobe Flash, Premiere Pro, or After Effects Help.
Updated 15 July 2009
