The Tech Labs has just published a new tutorial, about expanding the Videoplayer, with new features like, playlist, fullscreen support, save volume and clickable progress/volume bar. Don’t miss this great how-to article by Rafael Nünlist from Orange8.
You can see the demo player here.

The Tech Labs is growing, and tutorials too. This month we have published 6 new and extensive tutorials on Flash Platform. We are working to deliver more educative, extensive and quality tutorials to the comunity, and if you feel that there is a small author on you, why don’t you try to write your own [...]

In this tutorial, we’re going to build a Flash mp3 player with a spectrum analyzer written in AS3.
We’ll focus on the spectrum analyzer and build just the basic functionality for the player itself.

Another new tutorial by Lee Brimelow, where you can learn how to dynamically create sounds using the new features in Astro.
View the tutorial and download support files

Hobnox has just launched the Audiotool demo, and i can say… it’s really awesome!!! They did a great job! Now you can compose your own music, using this nice application. As Flash “Don’t make noise”, they used java for the audio signal. You can find a more complete review on this application at the Andre [...]

This great PV3D demo demonstrates a cool 3D sound spectrum. I’ve seen some in 2D and another one in 3D, but this one is different. Eduardo used computeSpectrum(), SoundMixer.computeSpectrum(), and the PV3D 2.0.

Looking to add audio to a site? Paul Wyatt shows you how to create an MP3 from a WAV file using Sorenson Squeeze, and link it up to a Flash movie via ActionScript.

Learn about the Flash Lite sound implementation on Nokia platforms. This document covers the implementation of Flash Lite 2.x players on Nokia Series 40 and S60 Devices. The document features a lot of commented code examples and together with the document Flash Lite 1.1: Sound for Nokia S60 and Series 40 devices gives the Flash [...]

Craig introduces you to using sound in ActionScript 3. In this tutorial, we’re going to discuss accessing external sound files using ActionScript without ever actually importing them into the Flash authoring environment.

 
This tutorial will walk you through how to build a simple random sound machine using ActionScript 3. This version of the ActionScript language is more advanced and is now the de facto standard for professional Flash work.