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grahamwok · 12-01-2007, 11:33

Hi

Ive tried a number of modes and version to try and get my flash to look right on a 10" plasma screen. Would anybody be able to help? please...

The plasma screen spec's sadi that it displays 800x600 so i setup my flash to that setting. I then export movie into After Effects and then i stubble...

On the plasma at the image is offset tot he screen and the flash it tiling??? weird.

What is the best setting in After Effects?

Thanks in advance

gray · 12-01-2007, 16:19

give it up mate

its no plasma screen, its a digital photoframe

djeglin · 29-01-2007, 12:08

Seeing as gray wasnt very helpful -

If the video that you are outputting is offset and tiling, you will probably find that you have a frame rate problem. This is the most common cause for such issues. I cannot tell you what video format you need to use - These details should be available in the screens manual, or from the manufacturer.

Cheers

David

Mr Fred · 29-01-2007, 15:49

aye grays not very helpful.
cos he's northen and eating eccles cakes. mostly.

oli · 29-01-2007, 16:31

And gravy.

dcpweb · 10-08-2007, 19:15

Hi,

UK (PAL) frame rate is 25fps

USA (NTSC) frame rate is 30 fps

try setting your flash file to one of the above frame rates before exporting into After effects.

regards

p shah - Different Colour Productions - Web Design and Development

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grahamwok Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 3	Plasma Screen - Flash Hi Ive tried a number of modes and version to try and get my flash to look right on a 10" plasma screen. Would anybody be able to help? please... The plasma screen spec's sadi that it displays 800x600 so i setup my flash to that setting. I then export movie into After Effects and then i stubble... On the plasma at the image is offset tot he screen and the flash it tiling??? weird. What is the best setting in After Effects? Thanks in advance

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12-01-2007, 16:19	#2 (permalink)
gray i still want paying Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: newcastle, uk Posts: 4,728	give it up mate its no plasma screen, its a digital photoframe

29-01-2007, 12:08	#3 (permalink)
djeglin goober :-) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Birmingham, UK Posts: 518	Seeing as gray wasnt very helpful - If the video that you are outputting is offset and tiling, you will probably find that you have a frame rate problem. This is the most common cause for such issues. I cannot tell you what video format you need to use - These details should be available in the screens manual, or from the manufacturer. Cheers David

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Mr Fred Magazines™ Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Glasgow.. Posts: 11,275	aye grays not very helpful. cos he's northen and eating eccles cakes. mostly.

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dcpweb dcpweb Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: London Posts: 53	Hi, UK (PAL) frame rate is 25fps USA (NTSC) frame rate is 30 fps try setting your flash file to one of the above frame rates before exporting into After effects. regards p shah - Different Colour Productions - Web Design and Development

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