Hi everyone,
I am having a problem with my encore CS6 flash exports, they are not behaving as expected online (seems to be like a loading issue).
I've tried exporting FLV and F4V and the problem is the same. The same project exported from CS5.5 does not produce this undesirable
problem. It may be important to say that the project was started in CS5.5.
I have a button that links to another menu, and I am using videos as 'transitions'. The videos are dynamic after effects compositions.
When it's online, and you press the button it fills the canvas with a 'grey screen' before starting the video transition. This totally breaks
the experience and feels like an authoring error. It would be important to note, that this screens only appear the first time you see the flash.
Somehow the next time you press it doesnt show it.
I would happily go back to CS5.5 but I started using auto-activate buttons that are only available on CS6 flash exports.
Any ideas what has changed between this versions flash exports?
Any help would be appreciated..
Thanks in advance,
Cris
Hi Stan,
No it does not, neither on my Apple or PC.
The DVD plays fine though.
Since DVDs are going away I'm really surprised
more people are not playing with this. Hmmmm,
maybe they are. Maybe I'm the only one scratching
my head.
I have a client who wants their videos on a USB,
not a DVD, but they do want a DVD menu.
Thanks,
Rick
I am sorry to say that I never found a solution for this, It's unbelievable that the Encore dev team did spot this problem
or simply didn't care. A simple test shows this grey screens, I am sure they would have done some test right?
The only option would be to go back to CS5.5, since encore files are backwards compatible. In my case this wasn't posible
since I started using the new futures of CS6 like auto-activate buttons..
It really was a pianful expierence this whole Encore process.. it's just too good to be true (multioutputs)
Encore CS6 6.0.2.004, IE9, Win7
Simple project, DVD NTSC, One menu with one button. One timeline. Menu first play, button linked to timeline.
Output flash with flv (and again with f4v - same results), No template, keep with flash swf rather than streaming.
Open index.html locally, must manually enable active content. Menu opens, movie plays. No grey screen.
Copy entire folder to USB, same result; USB plays on a different PC also.
Upload to web site; same result.
Am I doing soething differently from either of you? Are you using templates?
Factors related to flash security (for local and probably USB playback) can be problems. Various server settings can be problems for on line.
Good morning Stan,
I have tried with and without templates, flv and f4v, BUT, if you get a chance
would you comment on ... must manually enable content?
EncoreSufferer,
That may not be the case with you. Sorry. In my case I've learned
the problem is almost ... almost always me.
Rick
IE9 opens index.html and I get a popup "Internet Explorer has blocked this webpage from running scripts and ActiveX controls." with a button "Allow Blocked Content."
There are a bunch of options in IE under internet options for how you allow/block scripts and activeX controls.
I don't have firefox installed at the moment, and have tested only with IE9.
This works for me (online):
http://www.videoandcomputer.com/FlashTestCS6/index.html
It does not prompt for activeX, since it is online rather than local.
If it doesn't work for you, I think it is your browser settings.
Edited
A flash template in Encore is just a jpg background and an html file that I suspect is used to build the exported index.html. The player controls are modified in an xml file (not the template).
http://helpx.adobe.com/encore/using/exporting-projects-flash-format.ht ml
I'll try to do some more tests.
I can still see grey screens in this example, what should my browser settings be then? I am using chrome..
Don't know chrome. It will have to do with allowing scripting/ActiveX controls. I only have this issue for local playback; not on line, when my internet security settings are for medum security.
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