<p>I'm working on a site (<a href="http://easy2speak.com" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://easy2speak.com</a>) with about 10 flash SWFs on each page. Each of the SWFs are playing back a sound when clicked. Loading the sound, and playing it without any latency works fine, but in Flash player version 9 on all major browsers except IE, the sound suddenly drops out. It usually works for the first 10-20 clicks, then the SWFs will be totally silent until the next machine/browser restart. </p>

<p>In Flash player v10 (exactly the same code) it works perfectly. It also works perfectly in Flash player v9 in Internet Explorer.</p>

<p>Any ideas ?</p>

<p>Would love to hear some brain-storming on how to get around this problem as well, as I start to suspect there is no easy fix I can do in code. </p>

<p>By the way, the site has 1000+ sounds in MP3, so any solution can't involve embedding the sounds.</p>

I would discourage from /FI  (
MSDN
says it's called /FI . Not sure whether i looked at the right page though), simply because people or yourself reading the files don't notice a header is magically included anyway.
You can be sure this will cause much debugging time for someone that wants to figure out where specific macros come from, even though there are no
```
#include
```
lines at the top of the file.