What you're saying isn't really helpful, it's just criticism. In other cases, it's the hardware that's the limiting factor.
#ADOBE FLASH ANIMATION CS5 CODE#
But sometimes there is just too much code to have something run as smoothly as you like. I exported my file as 29.97 fps instead of 59.94 fps and there were no glitches, trailing letters, or blank spaces.
#ADOBE FLASH ANIMATION CS5 MOVIE#
Export the movie at this frame rate (set both the timeline and the export dialog box to 5).play it safe and just pick a ridiculously low fps (I chose 5) Either: -figure out the slowest your frame rate goes on during timeline playback OR.Those choppy slow-down moments in the *.mov are not a result of Quicktime video playback, they are embedded in the movie itself (you can see this by frame-skipping through the video in Premiere).
#ADOBE FLASH ANIMATION CS5 PRO#
The export function in Flash Pro doesn't transcribe *frames*, rather it plays the Flash animation and records it like a camcorder. Those same points will also be choppy in the *.mov (coincidence? hmm.). Blocks of time with more scripts/symbols will slow down the fps, and the animation will appear choppy. You'll see that it doesn't remain constant. During playback watch the framerate loacted below the timeline. Play the animation in Flash Pro (press Enter in the main screen). I tired it and it works some editing outside Flash Pro is required. mov file into Final Cut Pro or Premiere and edit or compress as needed. I have had files not export correctly, but on a second attempt, I usually get a correct file. There will usually be a period of time at the end of the export process where nothing seems to be happening. This will give you a very large file and will take a very long time.
In the Audio Settings section set the Compressor to None, the Rate to 44.1 kHz, the Size to 16 bit and the Use as you need. Set the frame rate to be the same as the Flash movie, set the keyframes rate to automatic, the color depth to Millions of Colors + and the Quality to Best.
In the Video Settings section, set the compression to None. In the Quicktime Export Settings window, hit the Quicktime Settings. Set the frame rate of the Flash movie to the frame rate to be used in the video. Set the stage size to the size of the video to be exported. May work through screen capture so there is some lose of quality. Version creates a watermarked file that looks pretty good but I think it swf looks great but you can t get it out ofįlash. You figure out what settings do the best job export SEVERAL times eachĮxport will be slightly different Pray to the God HSALF and hope for theĪlso suggested to me and has work sometimes is in Main Timeline cut fps inġ/2 export and speed back up in video editor. H.265, then the one at the bottom of list(can't remember it's name. First try compression None, then Animation, then In QuickTime dialog drop number of color to atleast
You can try switching from Shaired Runtime Libraries to Merged into Code, In Publish Settings, format forįlash only, click tab for Flash settings unclick everything on HardwareĪcceleration try none then try level 2-GPU.
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