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Re: Importing Flash

Subject: Re: Importing Flash
From: Francesco Schiavon <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 12:23:46 -0700

At 8:02 AM -0400 6/30/03, Alain Boisvert wrote:

When I import a Flash file into QT I find that the animation (12fps) has been speeded up. If I have sound effects on specific frames they remain sync but if I have music playing over more than one scene then it becomes to long because the animation is speeded up. Has anyone experienced this? QT is surely playing at the right frame rate. Is it? So then, is Flash not really playing at 12fps?

It's somewhat difficult to tell without seeing the content nor having an idea of how things were made.

Is the solution to add all sound effects and music directly in QT?

That sounds like a plan to me. Remember that Flash is not time based (it's frame based) so things can go off synch quite easily. Adding the sound in QT would ensure things play when they are supposed to. -- _ . _

   Francesco  Schiavon

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