(That is what I did by the way... breaking the file into two chuncks.)
I'm a bit dissapointed though... this is not how I wanted to premier my
show.
Jamie
thekeverreport.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, duncan speakman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> are you taking the file straight into flash or compressing it before
> you import it?
> I used to get this problem all the time on OS9 flash when importing
> movies (it seemed to get solved on OSX). One solution i used to use
> was to export my full res movie (e.g. out of Final Cut Pro) but small
> screen size (e.g. codec was set to DV-PAL but the size was set to
> 320x240 ). Then when I imported into flash I made sure the scale
> setting was at 100%.
> The quality didn't seem *quite* as good as taking it in at full size
> and shrinking it in Flash, but at least it worked!!
>
> The other solution is to break the movie into smaller chunks for the
> compression and then chain them together inside the flash movie.
>
> hope this helps.
>
> d
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