exporting .mov or video file

[Roth]

Does anyone know or have some code on exporting an .mov file from a
hype project. More specifically- exporting a .mov that was created
from sketch involving user controlled graphics (eg. mouse followed).

[gaelle berton]

file > export > export movie > unless it isnt what you are after

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[karin]

With Quicktime you can record things you do on your screen (playing
the hype swf and move your mouse to point or whatever.
Otherwise you have to export as quickime movie, set the time you want
to capture and play the swf. Not touching anything because it will
frustrate the recording. This way you can capture an animation made
with hype and show it in quicktime rather than swf.

Hope this answers your question.

Karin

[Andrew.tedford - OOO-]

Watch the time input when setting the QT for a render it's kinda sneeky -  Lee Brimelow has a nice little video tutorial about rendering Code based animation at his site

http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play.php?id=89




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[Roth]

Thanks for the reply! I understand how to export a quicktime file. But
I still haven't figured out how to get a quicktime file that is a
recording of playing with an interactive sketch and manipulating it
during time.

[Roth]

Thanks for the reply! I understand how to export a quicktime file. But
I still haven't figured out how to get a quicktime file that is a
recording of playing with an interactive sketch and manipulating it
during time.

On Oct 13, 9:15 am, "Andrew.tedford - OOO-" <artedf...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Watch the time input when setting the QT for a render it's kinda sneeky -
> Lee Brimelow has a nice little video tutorial about rendering Code based
> animation at his site
>
> http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play.php?id=89
>
> Thank you ::
>
> Andrew Tedford

> Director of *Time ±­­ Travel *
> Yefoshttp://www.yefos.com

[sogen]

there are some screen recording software, FRAPS for Windows, on OSX you can do it with Quicktime (Snow Leopard or later)