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From: whitestar7 on 12 Jun 2008 13:04
This has definately worked in stopping the flicker but now there is a 7 second
delay whilst the lingo is switching the DTS to True, there is nothing else on
the screen at the time of the QT movie playing. If I disable the DTS switching
on and off, it plays through faster but I get the flicker back

From: Rob Dillon on 12 Jun 2008 13:43
I've never heard of switching the DTS taking any measurable amount of time
before. It may be a result of the image size. Could you elaborate on how you
are changing the DTS property? What does the function look like and where is it
placed?

From: whitestar7 on 12 Jun 2008 15:51
is it possible to attach a jpeg of the timeline in these forums?
From: Mike Blaustein on 12 Jun 2008 15:57
No, but you can post it to a free image service like bayimg.com or something
From: whitestar7 on 13 Jun 2008 05:27
here is a screengrab of the score

http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll289/whitestar7_2008/

[u][b]SCRIPT-ONE (makes the playhead stay on current fram till mouse is
clicked)[/u][/b]
on exitframe
go the frame

end exitframe

on mouseDown
_movie.go(_movie.frame + 1)
end mousedown

on endSprite
-- reset cursor when playback head leaves frame
cursor 200
end endSprite

[u][b]SCRIPT TWO(sets the movierate to 0 & sets DTS to false)[/u][/b]
on exitFrame me
SPRITE(1).movierate = 0
member("GENRE Natural History_DATA_6000").directToStage = FALSE
end exitFrame me

[u][b]SCRIPT THREE (sets the movierate to 1 & sets DTS to true)[/u][/b]
on exitFrame me
SPRITE(1).movierate = 1
member("GENRE Natural History_DATA_6000").directToStage = TRUE
end exitFrame me

It is when SCRIPT 3 kicks in that it slows down to a crawl

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