Unable to export quicktime to Flash CS5 or CS6 film.

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  Updated for Premiere Pro 8.0 (2014), when I try to export the same project with the same settings I see error message "codec video. incompatible in the preset current load failed ".

  When I select Quicktime, the default setting is NTSC DV Widescreen 24 p.   Attempted to export with this parameter, the result is a file that plays audio but not video.

  
  

  The system is Windows, I tried two different computers, including a with Windows 8, same result. I tried Media Encoder, same result.

  
  

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  How to export Quicktime files in the new Premiere Pro?

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• Flash CS5.5 CS6 upgrade

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• Prroblems export. Flash CS5 MOV files

  I can't export my animations created in Flash CS5 (Macromedia flash 5 or CS3) to MOV files. I'm having these issues on different platforms (mac and pc) and operating systems (XP and win 7)-I get that error and error messages memory, even on the computer the fastest I have with 4gig of RAM works on a Flash of 2 mg file.
  
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  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Flash/CS/using/WSBC0687D4-42A6-445D-B5FF-8032C7D3A8FF.html#WS6 A15AAE2-C176-4161-BAB6-FB082F63B65Ba

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  Play the animation in Flash Pro (in the main screen, press enter). During playback, watching the loacted framerate below the timeline.  You will see that there are not constant.  Slots with more scripts/symbols will slow the fps, and the animation appears restless.  These points will also be restless in the Mov (coincidence? hmm...).

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  -play it safe and just choose a ridiculously low fps (I chose 5)

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  • You will find yourself with a video image with very slow, but the point is that it will be same.  Slow Flash gives enough time between the images to load symbols and deal with scripts, without making a specific frame slower than others.
  • Import it in Premiere/Final Cut and accelerate up to the correct speed.  It is now smooth and uniform.
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• Unable to select audio to import in Flash CS5

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  or if you see an error after selecting audio files?

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• Flash CS5 refuses to export swf

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• Flash CS5 does not export. HAVE files or save the AS3 legacy

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• Stop(); doesn't work only in the export of AIR for Flash CS5.5 iOS

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• In Flash Professional CS5 or CS6

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• Flash CS5.5 freeze problem when the film test.

  So, I worked on a new animation for several months and I've encountered a problem.

  Details: After exporting swf by testing the full movie, it plays the first four scenes, and then after that it crashes.
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  I cut the scene, removed my vcam filters and even tried to run on an older version of Flash.
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  After going through all my library items (this is more than in 2000) I do not have with this sign.

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• [Flash CS5.5] bug movieclips don't show/really slow on high quality Textures

  I've been using flash cs5.5 for awhile now, and I start this project 3-4 days ago. Since I have started to add in a high in texture, the program blocks a lot.

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  A bug happens when ALL the clips/images/bitmaps is more can be seen, but you can click it.

  As you can see.

  

  The visible is coming too.

  Everything what I was doing is moving the movieclips/images/bitmaps(high detail 2000x1000 big) about and that to happen.

  Also, the program becomes crazy lag when high details are added. And then, I export my project as a swf and theres no lag on the swf, full fps.

  If this can help

  Intel (r) Pentium (r) 4 CPU 3.20 GBHz

  3.19 GHz, 2.00 GB of RAM

  //

  After reloading the hole file, everything is back to normal, but it doesn't always work this bug and its really slow. I can't continue my project because of this bug.

  Flash hardly use my ram or cpu.

  Help?

  Not for nothing else that a P4 CPU core is exceeded by about 6 years. Your chart, I see that you do not use a version of flash in your time.

  This does not excuse gel but your CPU in this era is essentially a solar powered calculator. Most people have a former dual-core GHz system 2 + with 2-8 GB of ram. You are too much behind the curve of the CPU. With this processor you run DDR400 above it.

  We are now at the DDR3 (PC12xxx according to your wallet).

  Please don't take this wrong, but the "high resolution" and "Pentium 4" should not be in the same sentence. I'm pretty sure that you can play even 720 p HD video and still less 1080 p HD video on this processor with windows (linux, maybe). How do you flash to be reacting much more complex?

  Your best option is to lighten the load on the old rig. Disable any antivirus software or anything else running to give your flash set to update the best possible chance to run well given your limits of computers. Efficiency being King, sometimes people think = 3 ghz to 3 ghz. This isn't. A modern processor 3 GHz will blow your old computer 3 GHz. This isn't apples to apples.

• Flash CS5.5 [publication settings]: how to include custom swf metadata tags?

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• Flash CS5.5 is irritating me

  There was one day when I looked forward to the new versions of Adobe. Now, I tend to dread each new version, and unfortunately Flash CS5.5 gives me a lot of headaches so far. Why change what's not broken! ?? It drives me crazy when shortcuts are changed, and when the workflow goes. I'm all about new features, but please don't mess with what is already in place... or at least only mess with it when you have a solution probably better... arr! Instead of a partner in my work and business, Adobe begins to feel like an enemy dreaded during program updates keep you from my workflow, rather than contribute to it.

  In any case... Sorry I had to get out the rant... the thing I'm hung up on right now is the publlish settings dialogue which is now totally different...

  I can't find a way to return to the default filenames for export. In previous versions of Flash, there is a button that says "Use default file names," now this button is gone in place of a tortuous publish dialog settings.

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  Hey Elliot,

  The new dialog box is designed to improve the ease of use as a single window for users to change all settings associated with a document in a dialog box. The 'one-stop-shop' for the publication parameters is necessary to help users to discover the values of the edition of profiles, which will play the role more in edition of multiscreen.

  We have replaced this button with a dialog box that fires when she could not find the path of one of the files. To call this dialog box just add a wrong path name of the file and publish. Which should trigger the following dialog box:

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• Bug in Flash CS5 - compiled Clips 3D rotation

  I found a bug in flash CS5, I was wondering if anyone else had this?

  
  This bug occurs in Flash CS5 creative compilation of clips that use the 3D rotation tool. It seems that if you attempt to convert a symbol that contains a 3D to a compiled clip transformation it will not work properly. What makes this problem worse, is that the error is not reported correctly and so it is almost impossible to debug.

  Steps to reproduce:

  1, create a new empty project to AS3.

  2, create a new symbol and call it 'sym1' place a shape of rectangle in it.

  3, create another symbol and call it 'sym2' place 'sym1' inside.

  4, now, while you are still editing sym2, select the instance of sym1 and access the 3D rotation tool - rotate 3d sym1.

  5, now right-click on sym2 in the library and go to "convert clip compiled", note the warning:

  «WARNING: 5002: image of the main timeline scripts have been ignored because a compiled clip contains a definition for fl.livepreview.LivePreviewParent.» To override the fl.livepreview.LivePreviewParent definition, place a custom in your classpath class file. »

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  All I have this problem or knows how to get around it to allow a 3-d rotation compiled clips?

  * Update *.

  I just had a similar problem with the new TLF text in compiled clips. If we try to convert a compiled clip that contains TLF text, it throws the following warning:

  "WARNING: no library was linked as a Runtime Shared Library (RSL) because of your publication settings: compiled Clip.

  Thank you!

  Update of the TLF text added.

  The good news for you is that these two warnings are that: warnings. They are not errors, and both transactions must actually be completed with success, at least for the most part.

  The warning that you get with the 3D used in a symbol that you convert a compiled clip definitely looks like a bug. What is happening there is that normally when we export 3D, we add some automatically generated ActionScript in the document implementation of the transform.perspectiveProjection level. When you export a compiled clip, it attempts to add this code to the class LivePreviewParent, which it cannot do, and is not really what you want anyway.

  So the only real problem you get with the compiled clilps 3D, is that if you have ONLY 3D compiled clips (and not in any ordinary symbol) then the perspectiveProjection will not be configured correctly. The best way to solve this problem is to ensure that you have a FEW 3D somewhere onstage who isn't in a compiled clip. It might be something very small and simple, it is behind the scenes, it might even be something that is right on a frame and is a framework that you PLAY never really, but without some 3D that isn't a video compiled, you will not get the perspectiveProjection implemented correctly.

  As TLF, which is not a bug and is a warning provided, although it is a little cryptic so apologies for that. If you click the parameters of ActionScript in the document PI button and go to the Library Path tab, you should see below near the bottom that the default binding is set to Runtime shared library (RSL), which means that by default the implementation of TLF will be downloaded when running as a RSL. However for the clips compiled at the moment the automatic download of RSL does not work, so if you make a video compiled with TLF, then eventually change this setting to be merged into the code, and this warning is just trying to tell you that.

  It is a bit of a cause for concern, because the TLF library is not a small thing, and you would rather download it as an RSL. The RSL TLF is signed by adobe as a SWZ file, which means that flash player can cache in all applications that use it. So the idea is that, even if you download it as an RSL, it is unlikely that you really need to wait that he download, because the user has probably touched another site which he already used. So really it is ideal that if you can avoid putting TLF in compiled clips and therefore take advantage of the RSL, but if you can't, then everything should work well for you, you just a larger SWF file.

  I hope that these explanations made sense!