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I am creating a game in Android and eventually I am going to outsource the sound effects. I have a few place holder sounds for testing and I have noticed a problem. I have an OGG sound file which plays correctly through the emulator/headphones but when I put it on my phone it doesn't play. Putting my ear right up to the speaker I can hear a faint crackle. So what are the requirements for a mobile sound file? Frequency, format, etc. |
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Are you using Core Media Supported formats: http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html Peter Drescher on implementing sound in Android games via FMOD: http://broadcast.oreilly.com/2011/06/fmod-for-android.html http://www.twittering.com/ He also did a presentation at the most recent AES convention in NY where he showed the equivalent implementation of FMOD vs Android for the Vector Pinball game, I don't know if he put his slides online though, can't find them anywhere. Ogg vorbis should work fine though. Make sure you start with one encoded and formatted as a basic stereo or mono 44.1kHz Ogg Vorbis file. |
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