What is not one of the steps to import sound into the Flash timeline so it is set to loop seamlessly?
A) Sound can be imported into a standalone instance of Flash
B) Sound can be batch-compressed using native MP3 compression within Flash
C) The entire library can be exported as an SWF file
D) The programmer can uncompress the sound

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The steps to import sound into the Flash timeline for seamless looping typically include importing the sound into Flash, possibly compressing it using Flash's native compression tools, and managing it within the library, including exporting as needed. Uncompressing the sound is not a step in this process; in fact, compressing sound to reduce file size is more common. Uncompressing would increase file size and is not a necessary step for looping sound seamlessly in Flash.

What Is Not One of the Steps to Import Sound