

You will need a file converter, for example this one: Then export video should work, as long as you have installed QuickTime. You cannot export from view of the HTML5 Canvas in Florida go in the command menu and choose Convert to other Formats Document in order to make an animation AS3 version. So I tried to remove the pieces step by step until I get to a blank canvas and even in this case, it will not work. While I am still working on the final file, just tweaking, he suddenly stops cooperating. I tried to recreate each of these steps one by one, and they seem to work all the way well. My animated film consists of a rotating wheel that moves left and right to reveal an image behind, through the use of a layer mask. I tried to create simple Flash animations and he seems to have no problem exporting. I reduced as much as possible the name of the file. I don't mean to create a SWF file, I am creating a video file (MOV). Also check that the file name is too long. » Make sure that the destination file is not locked or on a locked drive.

But when I click on the button to generate the file I get a warning that says: So now I try to get Animate to export to a video file that I was able to import in Muse. I don't know if it is to animate fault or Muse for not being able to view. I was losing my whole day trying to animate to export an OAM.

I think I'll stay with it, but if you can suggest something better. So far, the best solution I've found is to create an MKV to H264 video created with first and the wave of 24-bit with ProTools. OK, what is the way to lose the black bars? Is it possible to export a video using the H264 codec with a 2-Pass VBR compression, without compressing the audio?

"H264" format allows you to choose the compression of VBR 2 pass, but force you to use the AAC codec for audio. "QuickTime" format allows you to export a H264 with audio wave, but with a single pass conversion. How to export a H264 video with 2 audio conversion and Wave passes?
