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I got sound syncing issues when exporting anything longer than a minute before I heard this little trick; if the fps is set to 30, for example, change it to 29.98 or 29.95. dunno how well it really fixes things for exporting .movs, but it seems to do the trick for at least the .swfs Entered this for a 24 hour animation competition at my school: http://vimeo.com/8792212
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Flex Mentallo posted:This is pretty rad, what software do you use for pixel animation like that?
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Vaporware posted:Don't use this with CS4. It just doesn't work. As in it's buggy to the point of not being useful or it doesn't work period? I was using cs4 and it seemed alright. v v I completely forgot about the compile errors. I had to drag the output dialog to the corner so it wouldn't keep popping up. v v Butterflysmasher fucked around with this message at 05:52 on Jan 20, 2010 |
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After Effects does some fine swf rendering, have you tried that? Although I don't know how it handles movie clips... Edit: nope it doesn't like movie clips at all, is it possible for you to change all your symbols to graphic, I know it does fine with those. Butterflysmasher fucked around with this message at 07:57 on Sep 11, 2011 |
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