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In order to enhance the look and feel of your card, a background music can be provided. For flash/interactive or video cards the music clip needs to be embedded within the flash/video file itself. For postcards/animated cards a music clip has to be separately | In order to enhance the look and feel of your card, a background music clip can be provided. For flash/interactive or video cards the music clip needs to be embedded within the flash/video file itself. For postcards/animated cards a music clip has to be separately uploaded with the card. This music file will play as background music to your post card or animated card. The details for music clips are as follows: | ||
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Revision as of 04:10, 3 November 2008
In order to enhance the look and feel of your card, a background music clip can be provided. For flash/interactive or video cards the music clip needs to be embedded within the flash/video file itself. For postcards/animated cards a music clip has to be separately uploaded with the card. This music file will play as background music to your post card or animated card. The details for music clips are as follows:
| Card Type | Music file format |
|---|---|
| Animated | .mp3, .mid, or .wav |
| Postcards | .mp3, .mid, or .wav |
