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>> I just tried GRAPHDEV and GRAPHSUP. I also did a general search. The only tool I have found to compress MPEG is CMPEG which converts individual TGA files to MPEG. << another option.. try WINMM (Windows Multimedia forum)… enter a Library, Browse using keyword MPEG… i saw VFD.ZIP and MPEGED.ZIP there… see if these help out. >> I used Animator studio to save an FLI animation to individual TGAs then tried it and it worked, however, I wasn't happy with the aspect ration, so I changed the size from 320X200 to 320X240 and saved the TGAs (took up 120Meg by the way). CMPEG created a corrupt MPEG. << sound like it was expressely written for 320×200 mode. please let me know if you do find either of the above utilities helpful. -dave