Movies are shorter in Motion

[Zak Peric]

What was the codec you have used while exporting from flash. Try using full quality Animation codec in the set up. then import the movie agian.

Or maybe you need to see that both codecs of both movies are exactly the same. You can find out what was a original movie codec in Quicktime.
Then apply the same codec to Flash exported movie. To know which codec you are using open the movie in quicktime and press command+I you will then see the information and the codec used within the movie. I hope this helps.

[Peter Wiggins]

Click open the inspector from the clip to have a look at the frame rate – make sure it is the same as your export. You might be playing a 10fps clip at 30fps

Peter

[Stephen Smith]

[Peter] Click open the inspector from the clip to have a look at the frame rate – make sure it is the same as your export. You might be playing a 10fps clip at 30fps.

That is probably it. Snapz Pro forced my videos to 15fps but said it was 30. In Quick Time it will tell you what frame rate it is playing and what frame rate it is. Funny how those could be different. Once I got the video to the projects frame rate everything work as it should.

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[Simon Malcolm]

Hi Zak,

Thank you…your codec suggestion was right on the money. It is all about codec issues.

Thanks for taking the time…I really appreciate it.

Have a great day,

Simon.

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[Simon Malcolm]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your suggestion. It ended up being a codec issue.

I appreciate you taking the time.

Have a great day,

Simon.

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[Zak Peric]

I am pleased you managed to resolve this issue.