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Taekwon75
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May 27, 2020
Question

Animations speeds up when it is rendered and saved

  • May 27, 2020
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Hello. I'm new to animate and I made an animation with audio which I rendered and saved as an mp4. Once I opened the file to view it, the animation sped up towards the end and the audio was cut off. Does anyone know why this is happening or how to properly render/export my animation so this won't happen again?

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    n. tilcheff
    n. tilcheff
    Legend
    May 28, 2020

    Hi mate, 

    Please, make sure that you have followed all the advice that Colin gave you.

     

    If you're still experiencing cut off of audio at the end and the animation is running progressively out of sync, please be more specific. How long is your entire video? How much offset do you think you see? Is it a few frames or a a few seconds?

     

    Nick - Character Designer and Animator, Flash user since 1998 | Member of the Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation
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      Taekwon75Author
      Participant
      May 28, 2020

      the video on adobe animate is about 12 seconds long, but once I render it and save it, it's ten seconds. The audio is definitely a couple seconds off when it's finished. 

      n. tilcheff
      n. tilcheff
      Legend
      May 28, 2020

      What is the frame rate?

      It is possible that if you are using an non-standard frame rate the video is rendered at 24, 25 or 30 fps and that makes it play faster and appear shorter.

       

      I want to help you sort this out, but it's quite tedious to inquire about every single detail.

       

      Nick - Character Designer and Animator, Flash user since 1998 | Member of the Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation
      Colin Holgate
      Colin Holgate
      Inspiring
      May 28, 2020

      When animating for video you should use an ActionScript 3.0 FLA, and not an HTML5 Canvas one. In either case though, set the sync of the audio to Stream. Then you can scrub the timeline and hear the audio, and get the animation lined up with the right parts of the sound.

      If you were using Event sync, and you test the movie, the animation is likely to not keep up with the sound, and so you make more sound to last as long as the animation takes. But, when you export to video you get a perfect frame rate, and the animation may complete before the end of the sound.

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        Taekwon75Author
        Participant
        May 28, 2020

        So when the audio is in animate on the timeline, it is synced up perfectly, but once it is saved and rendered, the video speeds up towards the end and the audio is cut off. The animation was in an HTML5 canvas so I will try it in Action Script 3.0 FLA. Also, what is Event Sync?? Thanks for the input, means a lot!!

        Colin Holgate
        Colin Holgate
        Inspiring
        May 28, 2020

        When you select the sound in the timeline you can go to Properties, and change what sync the sound is using. There are a few choices, but only Stream will make the animation keep time with the audio.

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