Re: FLASH: Quicktime in flash

[Douglas Morrison]

Chris,


    Are you trying to create a movie in Flash and export it as QuickTime? It

loses a lot of "stuff" as it tries to make it QuickTime compatible. I have

found it is much better to create a Flash swf file and place it in a

QuickTime movie. You don't need anything fancy for QuickTime, the Pro

version of the player($30 US) works just fine for this application.


HTH:),


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Douglas Morrison

MediaZen

dmorrisonmediazen [dot] com

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> 

> Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2000 13:54:23 -0400

>

From: "Chris Mason" <chrisnet [dot] ai>

> Subject: FLASH: Quicktime in flash

> 

> I'm doing a CD-ROM based presentation using flash. The client wants a lot of

> video in the presentation so we are outputting to quicktime. However, when

> we do, all the photos and sound and some of the flash elements are missing.

> Can anyone give me some pointers on this type of project? Is quicktime

> output stable and reliable?

> Thanks for any help,

> 

> Chris Mason

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