Hi Moshe !
How did you created the animation? Which software did you use to create the animation? Are you using Adobe edge, or some other software?
You can try the following steps:-
1) Put all output files generated in the same folder that you want to export Muse output files.
2)In Muse, use Object --> Insert HTML... menu to insert the following code:
<iframe src="Project-Header-r1v1.html" width="100%" height="100%" frameborder="0" scrolling="no">
</iframe>
Note
"Project-Header-r1v1.html" is a HTML file name that part of your Edge output.
Do not copy and paste the content in "Project-Header-r1v1.html" file directly since this refers to different jQuery file and it will also cause a duplicate Javascript include which break the output.
3. Export your Muse site to the folder.
If you are using Adobe Edge for your animations, this thread offers some suggestions for ways to include Edge animations in your Muse site, but just to reiterate here, at this time both Muse and Edge are beta products. As such, a seamless workflow does not currently exist. We look forward to integration between Muse and Edge in the future, but can't provide a timeline for when this may happen.
http://support.muse.adobe.com/muse/topics/muse_and_edge_integration
Regards
