FLC to 8-bit AVI
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I am trying to convert 640×480 FLCs to 8 bit AVI files. I am doing this so
that I can play them in Power Point using the Media Player (instead off
AAPlay). I am totally overwhelmed by the user interface in Animator Studio vs.
the good ol' Animator Pro. All of my efforts to date have resulted in garbaged
AVI files (wrong colors, ghost images, etc). I assume that eventually I will
stumble onto the right combination of compression, pallate, etc. settings to
get a clean 8 bit AVI file but if anyone out there knows how to do this, I
would be extremely grateful for some help.
Thanks
>> I am trying to convert 640×480 FLCs to 8 bit AVI files. I am doing this so
that I can play them in Power Point using the Media Player (instead off
AAPlay). <<
Jim… go to Settings/Compression… and set the Microsoft RLE codec. Now when
you save a file as an AVI file, the Microsoft RLE codec will be used.
-dave
Dave,
I had been using the MS RLE compression. Upon further experimentation, I
discovered that the converted AVI file plays fine in the Animator Studio player
but not in the Windows Media player–typically all black with a few colored
spots showing through. The original FLC plays fine in both cases. Any idea
what causes this problem ?
Use SoundLab to delete any channels other than video (and maybe audio)
(ie: the selection channel, mask channel, alpha channel).
The other streams are conflicting during playback with the video channel.
>> I had been using the MS RLE compression. Upon further experimentation, I
discovered that the converted AVI file plays fine in the Animator Studio player
but not in the Windows Media player–typically all black with a few <<
my guess is that there is information in the AVI file which Media Player cannot
handle. layers of information can be deleted in Soundlab.
-dave
>I am trying to convert 640×480 FLCs to 8 bit AVI files. I am doing this so
that I >can play them in Power Point using the Media Player (instead off
AAPlay). I am >totally overwhelmed by the user interface in Animator Studio
vs. the good ol' >Animator Pro. All of my efforts to date have resulted in
garbaged AVI files (wrong >colors, ghost images, etc). I assume that
eventually I will stumble onto the right >combination of compression, pallate,
etc. settings to get a clean 8 bit AVI file but if anyone out there knows how
to do this, I would be extremely grateful for some >help.
Hi Jim,
I think you can convert your FLC file using Microsoft Video for Windows 1.1
Dev.
Kit.
The Utility: VidEdit allows you Open Autodesk Animation file and save as AVI.
I have used it. The conversion work fine.
Good luck,
Lorenzo.