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Article #155Re: Importing Quicktime files
From: Shawn_Kenney
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:37
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:37
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I may be wrong because I have been using LM for very little these days, but your options are limited. If you can get a hold of a flash demo you can convert your quicktime files to .swf files then use the loadMovie command to load those external video files into your movie. Another option (if your quicktimes don't require sound) is to find a way to convert your frames into a sequence of stills, then import the sequence into LM. They will be reassembled into a single object into your timeline. -Shawn (ahh, the good ol' days) K.
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