Re: FLASH: Converting Flash Files to Video Tape (Beta SP)

[David Wallach]

Er... You don�t want it to work!


The sound is where you will need the smallest but most important tweeking.

Depending on how frames need to be added or dropped,  the sound will need to

be minutely shortened or stretched. SOOOO>>>>>>  you want the sound to be a

separate file, and the lovely gurus of the avid room to sync the sound on

the first frame and to adjust the sound over the length of the project using

cue points. If you don�t know about cue points in video, let me know, but I

have a deadline today and will JUST make it as it is, I will try to get back

to the lists this evening.


Cheers, and congrats!


Dave


> Thanks to everyone, especially Kristopher and David, for all their great

> tips.

> 

> I have successfully exported the video using both the Animation and AVID

> codecs. However, there is no Audio when I use the QuickTime Video codecs.

> (When I use ordinary QuickTime the audio works).  I am not sure why this is

> happening. I have tested various sound format options (44 kHz 16 bit stereo

> and mono, 22 kHz 8 bit stereo and mono), but alas my "music" video was

> silent. Any ideas why?

> 

> Thanks again for your help.

> 

> Cheers,

> 

> Bill



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