Have you ever tried switching to 1FPS for exporting to QT? I wonder if that would skip fewer frames. You'd need to multiply your time based animations by whatever factor though...

Kevin N.



On 3/3/11 12:31 PM, Karim Beyrouti wrote:
I developed an AIR app to export SWF to PNG sequences: 
http://swfrenderer.kurst.co.uk

We developed it because flash was skipping frames and animation was not overly 
smooth on CPU intensive movies (be it code or timeline). We also had a few 
issues with the CS5 PNG/Movie exporter. It works with timeline animation and 
dynamic / coded animations (AS2/3) -  and works well as long as tweens use 
frames  instead of timecode.  (for tweenmax, it's the useFrame property for 
tweens).

Hope it helps someone...


- karim



On 26 Feb 2011, at 14:02, Latcho wrote:

I hate super heavy cpu supersucker vector animations online, I prefer streaming 
video :) And vector animations compress way nicer to video as photographic 
content does.
I think it is simple to write a tool that onenterframe captures any 
(swf-loaded) animation frame to a bitmap, which you can save with AIR as a jpg 
or png.
Easy to combine this jpg's to an mjpeg video stream in any reasonable 
videopackage or with ffmpeg ( http://www.ffmpeg.org/faq.html#SEC14 ).

On 2/26/2011 11:10 AM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
Christoffer Enedahl skriver:
It sounds like it's time to encode the flash animation to video.

For some of the cases, yeah. You are right in that encoding to video would 
solve the issue for local playback. Give me a shout when you find a tool that 
actually can do it properly.

But it is not acceptable for online distribution. I myself hate people 
uploading video encodings of their vector animations. It's needlessly big files 
and the quality just isn't as good as the source material.
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