Flv audio skew problem

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    Default Flv audio skew problem

    I am streaming audio via the NetStream object to FMS. When I inspect the
    resulting .flv file on the server I found it was time skewed quite a bit. The
    original recording was exactly (up to half a second) one minute, but the
    resulting flv has a duration of 67 secounds, thats more than 10%! The skewness
    seem to depend on the sampling frequency I specify in the Microphone object on
    the client... Has anybody encountered this issue? My initial guess is that
    there is some configuration to be done on FMS or code rewritten on the client.

    Best
    /John

    john_ardelius Guest

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    Default Re: Flv audio skew problem

    what was the microphone setting (sampling frequency) ?
    fmslove Guest

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    Default Re: Flv audio skew problem

    I only use the default values:

    mic = Microphone.getMicrophone();
    streamOut = new NetStream(netConn);
    streamOut.attachAudio(mic);

    Anyhow, should the duration of the flv track depend on the sampling frequency?

    john_ardelius Guest

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