Movies that you export as QuickTime or Windows AVI files use sound differently than Shockwave Flash movies; thus, file size considerations for Flash movies may not apply to QuickTime or AVI videos. Guidelines for exporting to video include:
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Use as many sounds and channels as you want without worrying about file size. The sounds are combined into a single sound track when you export as QuickTime or Windows AVI. The number of sounds you use has no effect on the final file size. |
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Use stream synchronization to keep the animation synchronized to your sound track when you preview your animation in the editor. If your computer is not fast enough to draw the animation frames so that they keep up with your sound track, Flash skips frames. |