Using bundled device sound

To bundle a device sound in your application, you first import a proxy sound in a format that the Flash authoring tool recognizes, such as an MP3, WAV, or AIFF file. Then you link the proxy sound to a device sound file on your computer that you want to bundle in your application. During the SWF file publishing process, the Flash authoring tool replaces the proxy sound with the linked external sound. During playback, Flash Lite passes the sound data to the device to decode and play.

You can also package multiple device sounds in different formats in a single Flash sound bundle (FLS) file. This is useful if you’re creating the same content for several devices that support different device sound formats. For more information, see Create a sound bundle.