Hello.
Since you're probably using QuickTime for playback, you could look
into running it through a more appropriate compressor,perhaps
reducing the keyframe rate and/or adjusting the compressor itself to
motion graphics on medium quality. If the callbacks are on an even
frequency, you could try using a send-to loop and convert the movie
to a GIF.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
On Aug 8, 2007, at 10:20 PM, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
Hey, I have a short video (3 seconds?) that plays very choppy,
that I need
to run smoothly on an old computer (500 MHz). Right now, it is
playing from
a player object with the movie file referenced. It is layered, so its
alwaysBuffer must be set to true. It also has a few callbacks that
must be
included. All of this added up makes the movie play extremely
choppy, and
it really looks quite terrible. I am looking for any tips to make
a video
play smoothly. Is there a magic setting I can use, a way to pre-
load the
video in memory, or a certain compression format to use that works
well with
Revolution? I think the setting that really makes it run slow is the
alwaysBuffer, but without it, I can't have the player underneath other
objects. Is there an alternative to this?
Thank You,
Bridger Maxwell
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