You could use ActionScript to manage the position of the playhead in the
timeline and therefore manipulate the speed the animation plays.

e.g.
With a clip with a 48 frame animation...
If you advance the playhead to the next frame (using script) 24 times a
second then your animation completes in 2 seconds
If you advance the playhead to the next frame 12 times a second then the
animation takes 4 seconds (but will perhaps look like slow mo')
If you advance the playhead 2 frames 12 times a second the animation takes 2
seconds again

I've never actually done this myself but I've encountered the technique a
few times. Alex Uhlman's Animation Package includes classes for managing
this for you and even lets you apply easing to an existing timeline
animation.

HTH

On 3/23/06, Lee McColl-Sylvester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> I've been given a project whereby the client would like to specify the
> speed that the movie plays.  Now, I remember somewhere that a child
> movie will play at the same speed as the parent movie that it is running
> in, but on trying this I've proved this wrong.  My original solution was
> to have three parent container movies running at different speeds, but
> loading the same child, this way, the speed would have been
> controllable.  Does anyone have any ideas on how else I might solve this
> issue?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lee
>
>
>
>
>
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