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Sta.sh
I want to put 8-bit music and other sound stuff in Adobe Photoshop CS6, but it said:
Could not complete (your request/ video frames to layers command) because Dynamiclink is not available.
I looked all over in Google, even ask my friend, but couldn't find luc. I need to know how to do those.
The sound doesn't work for me still .-.
Even when I do CTRL-Enter it doesn't work,
and also whenever I try to extend the frames,
there's no blue line and it's called 'Static', except for the last frame.
help ;v;
May I heartily recomment GOOGLE to you? Trawl it for some flash sound tutorials. Its quite easy and more effective than this outdated tutorial.
All tutorials tell you what to do, but not many tell you 'why' you're doing it.
So, the attention of my suggestion is when you say to switch the Sync to 'Stream'.
You should explain how 'Stream' will keep the sound synchronized with the animation, and drop frames in the process.
It also plays in the timeline
The reason I say this, is because tutorials that tell me why I'm doing that step, means I can apply it to other methods. Where as when I don't know why I did it, I don't know what exactly it does. And then don't know how to use it completely.