Re: FLASH: importing avi files

[Tai]

Hi Helen,


the way I do it is to import the quicktime movie, then put as many

frames as there are in the quicktime... (making sure the framerate is

the same)


then make the movie dimensions the same as the quicktime, then export as

a bitmap sequence, then you can import all the bitmaps into a new flash

movie and drop as many frames as you can (you will have to drop HEAPS)

your movie won't be as smooth as the original, though that's the

internet for u... 


depending on what the content in the movie is, you might be able to drop

lots more keyframes in sections where there isn't as much critical

action...


cheers

Tai :)


Helen Triolo wrote:

> 

> Tai wrote:

> >

> > to have a video like effect in flash, you need to break it up into

> > individual frames...

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> how?

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