hello one and all,

i am just adding more information to my prior thread because i have more information now.  i forgot to mention that besides running soundbooth cs4, it is on a mac pro under snow leopard.  originally, i recorded a test audio using garage band directly into my macbook, which was in stereo.  then i transferred the stereo wav into my mac pro and added the cuepoints in soundbooth, which i exported as a mono flv.  the cuepoints triggered great within flash.  then, i directly recorded into soundbooth with a logitech usb mono microphone on only the mac pro and again exported as a mono flv.  this was when i lost the cuepoint triggers in flash.  so, then i ridded myself of the logitech mono and replaced it with a m-audio mobilepre usb stereo preamp and recorded into soundbooth on only the mac pro again and again exported to a mono flv.  the cuepoints again worked fine in flash.

so, at this point, it seems that the recording must be in stereo, which i store the raw stereo in asnd files, and then export to a mono flv for the cuepoints to trigger properly in flash.  but that shouldn't be, it shouldn't matter whether i record in mono or stereo for the cuepoints to be properly stored in the mono flv file.  i think somehow there is a bug in soundbooth or its export from mono asnd to mono flv.  but i am not completely sure about the latter statement because i did not program soundbooth.  anyway, those are my observations and i am a little distressed because stereo usb microphones are much more expensive then mono.  could it be perhaps the logitech mono microphone had something to do with it?  that doesn't make much sense either because the audio side came over fine.  anyway, some feedback would be nice.  have a nice day.

lucas