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Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of Quicktime and

I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the

issue. My MIME settings seem proper also.

I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a quicktime

Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really addresses this

Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of Quicktime and
Flash support?

I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the
issue.  My MIME settings seem proper also.

I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a quicktime
movie, nor open the swf files in QT.

Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really addresses this
issue.

quicktime-and-flash

There's a note in the documentation (probably in the Tutorials 

chapter) which notes that QuickTime's Flash support is limited to 

Flash 5/ActionScript 1.0. You'll need to save your swf in this format 

Am 09.01.2007 um 11:42 schrieb Joe Caputo:

> Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of 

> I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the

> issue. My MIME settings seem proper also.

> I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a 

> Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really 

There's a note in the documentation (probably in the Tutorials  
chapter) which notes that QuickTime's Flash support is limited to  
Flash 5/ActionScript 1.0. You'll need to save your swf in this format  
for them to function.

> Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of  
> Quicktime and
> Flash support?
>
> I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the
> issue.  My MIME settings seem proper also.
>
> I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a  
> quicktime
> movie, nor open the swf files in QT.
>
> Im flumoxed.
>
> Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really  
> addresses this
> issue.
>
> Any ideas fellow maxers?


That helps fix one issue but raises, potentially dozens more!

Flash 5 doesnt support embedded video files, so it renders my project

Is there a way to use quicktime player to combine a swf and an mov, and

I remember when Flash and quicktime worked like butter together....sigh....

> There's a note in the documentation (probably in the Tutorials

> chapter) which notes that QuickTime's Flash support is limited to

> Flash 5/ActionScript 1.0. You'll need to save your swf in this format

> Am 09.01.2007 um 11:42 schrieb Joe Caputo:

> > Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of

> > I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the

> > issue. My MIME settings seem proper also.

> > I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a

> > Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really

Flash 5 doesnt support embedded video files, so it renders my project
somewhat useless.

Is there a way to use quicktime player to combine a swf and an mov, and
retain the functionality of the swf?

On 1/9/07, Jeremy Bernstein  wrote:
>
> There's a note in the documentation (probably in the Tutorials
> chapter) which notes that QuickTime's Flash support is limited to
> Flash 5/ActionScript 1.0. You'll need to save your swf in this format
> for them to function.
>
> jb
>
> Am 09.01.2007 um 11:42 schrieb Joe Caputo:
>
> > Does anyone know what is going on with the newest version of
> > Quicktime and
> > Flash support?
> >
> > I know the whole "Enable Flash" option in the Sys Prefs, thats not the
> > issue.  My MIME settings seem proper also.
> >
> > I am authoring with Flash MX 2004, and I can neither output as a
> > quicktime
> > movie, nor open the swf files in QT.
> >
> > Im flumoxed.
> >
> > Ive read a bit online about things, but nothing that really
> > addresses this
> > issue.
> >
> > Any ideas fellow maxers?
>

Quicktime and Flash