Hmmm you're right, Garyx. There is a sound of wind or something (I wasn't on a road, but it did seem to be directional) "behind" the bird sounds. The audio is from some video clips I took with my Canon A95. I'm curious whether this works, and what other viewers experiences are with the audio for this photo. I find that putting audio on a web page may look and sound fine on my platform (Windows XP, Internet Explorer, Quicktime, and a 512 MB cable modem connection), but for someone else, it can fail completely or won't play with the same quality for others (e.g., someone on Mac, using Safari, on a dial up connection.) I'd be interested in knowing if visitors can hear the bird song clearly?
That's it... now I'm going to have to head for the woods tomorrow. See? I need these little kicks in the butt to get me motivated, otherwise, I might have just slept in or something useless like that! jan
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Is that the rumble of spring traffic I can hear in the bacground? Great idea to accompany the picture with sounds like that.
Hmmm you're right, Garyx. There is a sound of wind or something (I wasn't on a road, but it did seem to be directional) "behind" the bird sounds. The audio is from some video clips I took with my Canon A95. I'm curious whether this works, and what other viewers experiences are with the audio for this photo. I find that putting audio on a web page may look and sound fine on my platform (Windows XP, Internet Explorer, Quicktime, and a 512 MB cable modem connection), but for someone else, it can fail completely or won't play with the same quality for others (e.g., someone on Mac, using Safari, on a dial up connection.) I'd be interested in knowing if visitors can hear the bird song clearly?
That's it... now I'm going to have to head for the woods tomorrow. See? I need these little kicks in the butt to get me motivated, otherwise, I might have just slept in or something useless like that!
jan
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