A small animation for export of a high-resolution movie - problem.

Hi all

I got myself deeply in this issue and I would like someone to get me any type of solution.

You know when you've spent days days working on something for a client, the deadline is yesterday and suddenly, it seems that this is going to lose and the client will kill you?

This kind of problem.

I'm almost done work this short cartoon and the plan is that export to a movie file. Of course, this must be high resolution (at least 720) and must stay all sounds.

I stupidly chose to work in the document of 640 x 360 size, thinking it will make my pc work faster. I created all in vectors, so do not see why, that shouldn't make me export a video of any size.

Some research I've done suggests that I am out of luck here. Can I export of larger size than the original, but it's all "pixelated" and nasty looking.

Seems to me that the only solution is to increase the size of the document and start enlargin of hundreds of layers one by one. This would - case best screenplay - cost me a few days of work, but most would probably ruin the animation and get me stuck.

It's really something that I think is super easy to do, so I hope that my case is not altogether lost.

Anyone have any good ideas for me?

Thank you in advance!

ELB

If the file has no actionscript have you tried to turn it into a movieclip in another file and enlarging it?  If she has no Actionscript, have you tried to load dynamically in another file and resizing after loading?

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