RE: FLASH: QT *within* Flash - test pls

[Wayne Townsend]

> >I originally started doing these last year in Flash 3 (I was doing

> >Flash QTVR's btw), and it was far more difficult then. With flash 4

> >it's easy.

> >

> >Make the movie size the same as the qt mov.  Usually 240 x 180.  Set

> >it at 12fps. (but you can play with it)

> >

> >1. import a QT movie on a layer.  Extend the frames out as far as

> >Necessary.  Scrub through and delete any frames after the end of the

> >Movie.  Note, the movie will "play" but will not in test movie.

>

> >2. Export the movie as picts (better have some disk space!)

>

> >3. Delete the QT movie.

>

>

>Yep, that is what I thought. Except I used the export feature of Quicktime 4

>pro. A bit easier for me than the importing and exporting part (1-3) of your

>method.


Yeah, I had to do it this way because I don't have quicktime pro. 

Shame on me.  It also means I have to dig the QT out of the browser 

cache because the free QT 4 version won't save movie.  :(


I'm working on a full version now which will have all the frames and 

a higher jpeg setting.


/wayne


Joe Wayne Townsend

waynetabsolute [dot] net

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