RE: FLASH: Video in Flash

[Damien Morton]

OK, so now we have Flash 3 in a Quicktime movie. 


How do Flash and Quicktime interact with each other?


Can Flash control the Quicktime Movie?


> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Eric Blanpied [ericbapple [dot] com (mailto:ericbapple [dot] com)]

> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 1:45 PM

> To: Flash-R

> Subject: Re: FLASH: Video in Flash

> 

> 

> Michael Penney wrote:

> 

> > You can also create a QT movie as has been suggested, set 

> up your flash

> > presentation with the video in flash and export as QT. Be 

> prepared to do

> > some testing/futzing with compression, etc. to get the 

> alpha channels

> > working right.

> 

> Flash and QT work great together.

> 

> To do a simple combination of a Flash Track and a Video Track 

> in QTPlayer

> Pro is not that hard. Here's an example for a single-frame 

> Flash movie with

> video:

> 

> 1. Publish your SWF as Flash 3 (4 if you want to mess with the Public

> Preview of QT5).

> 2. Prepare your audio/video movie to the compression settings 

> that suit you

> (this is not the list for that discussion, is it?)

> 3. Open both in QT Player

> 4. Select all in the Flash movie and copy.

> 5. In the video movie, select all.

> 6. Hold down option (alt) and shift and select "Add Scaled" 

> from the Edit

> menu (where Paste normally is).

> 

> This adds the Flash track as a new track, scaling it *In 

> Time* to fit the

> duration of the selection. This approach has the advantage of 

> just using one

> long frame to get the duration right for the Flash Track. You 

> don't have to

> spend any time messing around with getting the right number 

> of frames in

> Flash to match the duration of the video.

> 

> To fix the layering:

> 1. Open the Info Panels.

> 2. Select the Video Track from the left popup.

> 3. Select "Layer" from the right popup.

> 4. Change the layer number of the video track to something 

> (-1 or -2 will

> usually do).

> 

> To reposition the video track:

> 1. From the right popup select "size"

> 2. Click "adjust"

> 3. Drag the video around, and experiment with the (admittedly strange)

> handles.

> 4. Click done when you're finished.

> 

> When you have it the way you like it "Save As", *Clicking the Make

> Self-Contained* radio button.

> 

> 

> You can do similar things to add streaming video tracks to 

> Flash tracks.

> 

> -- 

> Eric Blanpied

> QuickTime

> Apple Computer, Inc.

> 

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