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1. Re: Where is this extra blank frame coming from?
JSS1138 Oct 17, 2011 11:03 AM (in response to Shan-Dysigns)Don't create two separate files. Create one SWF and convert that to a single AVI.
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2. Re: Where is this extra blank frame coming from?
Shan-Dysigns Oct 17, 2011 12:11 PM (in response to JSS1138)It's not that simple. These are old-ish Flash documents in which an image slideshow type of animation was created. There are way too many frames to copy/paste. Also, there is a total of four swf files (I just mentioned two in the example).
I figured out what was going on late last night. On one of the converted avi files (where the flickering was coming from) the audio track (for some weird reason) extended a few frames beyond the video track, so the adjoining video clip was aligning to the end of the audio track (which resulted in an extra empty frame in between the two vidoe clips). The audio in the Flash document is set to stream (so it can keep up with some of the animation), so I'm going to take out the audio from the Flash document and just add it into Encore (then I can trim the tracks individually).



