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From: Mylenium
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 05:56

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SWFs can be any frame rate. It really depends on what content they have and how smooth they are supposed to play. So that 12-15fps thingy is not necessarily true. If you are uncertain about the actual frame rate, force-interpret to a fixed frame rate. This may speed up animation and such, but it's nothing you can't compensate with some pre-composing and time-stretching.

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