Flash Lite can import WAV and MP3 audio formats out of the package in Windows. However, there are better (depending on the case) audio formats you would like to use; such as AIFF and AU. To be able to import these audio formats, only thing you need to do is to install Quicktime player.
There is an interesting e-seminar today 9-10 A.M (U.S/Pacific) by Giorgio Natili hosted by Adobe: Embedding Video and Sound in Flash Lite.
# The basic concept of video and sound for a mobile application
# What video and sound formats there are (3GP, Real, Flash Video, MP3, etc.)
# What video and sound formats are and are not supported on mobile devices
# How to embed video and sound into a Flash Lite 2.x application
Hayden has a new tutorial on Sony Ericsson developer pages: Getting started with sound in Flash Lite. You can also download the whole article in PDF format here.
This tutorial starts by introducing Flash Lite 1.1 and MIDI, continues by outlining how this applies to Sony Ericsson mobile phones and how to integrate MIDI with Flash Lite.
