SWFKit 2: Problem with saving an audio recording

[hennibal]

I have a problem with saving an audio recording:
when I save an audio recording it only saves "full seconds" which means that parts of the recording which are between - let's say - second 1 and second 2 are missing because the recording is only saved until second 1.

I set the bytespersec rate and only since then I have this problem. My code goes like this:

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//recording
player = new MCI();
player.sendCmdString("open new type waveaudio alias myWave");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave format tag pcm");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave samplespersec 44100");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave bitspersample 16");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave channels 1");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave bytespersec 86000");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave time format ms");
player.sendCmdString("record myWave from 0 overwrite");

//saving
FlashPlayer.bindData("id");
FlashPlayer.updateData(true);
var myWave = Shell.getSpecialFolder("temp") + "\\" + FlashPlayer.id + ".wav";
player.sendCmdString("stop myWave");
player.sendCmdString("save myWave " + myWave + " wait");
player.sendCmdString("close myWave");
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If I don't set the bytespersec rate everything works fine except that the recorded file is no longer playable in the Windows Media Player or causes other players like the Realplayer or VLC-player to show a wrong file length (a file which is actually 11 seconds long appears to be 92 seconds in these players).

Can anybody help out please?

[hennibal]

Sometimes the solution is easier than one might think... I figured out the problem. The settings for the soundfile have to go in one single line/command:

player.sendCmdString("open new type waveaudio alias myWave");
player.sendCmdString("set myWave samplespersec 44100 bitspersample 16 channels 1 alignment 2 bytespersec 88200 format tag pcm time format ms");

Just in case somebody has the same problem, too