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Re: combining AE and Flash?
by Thumbslinger on Nov 21, 2005 at 11:51:04 pm

Well, you can import swf files and quicktime movies into AE which you can create out of FlashMX.

I did this for a tradeshow website. I created a presentation in Flash which linked to a movie. Then, within that movie I had imported a separate swf file and put that in an AE composition which I rendered out as a quicktime movie that was then exported as an flv file out of AE. That flv was put inside a separate flash file and was called from the first.

Just keep the framerate the same between the two. You can export a quicktime movie or w


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