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    Default Trimming Whitespace

    I have a movie that imports an avi file into a cast member through script.
    The avi file has lots of whitespace around it.
    Unfortunately, when running the movie the avi is trimmed to remove the
    whitespace and the avi is then expanded to fit the original cast member
    space. What I would like it to do is just swap the avi in and not trim the
    whitespace or resize.
    Any clues?
    Thanks
    Sean


    Sean Levesley Guest

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    Default Re: Trimming Whitespace

    Try changing the ink of the avi sprite to background transparent or matt..
    i think only background transparent works with video media

    "Sean Levesley" <s.levesley@zoodigitalgroup.com> wrote in message
    news:bhivi8$f4n$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > I have a movie that imports an avi file into a cast member through script.
    > The avi file has lots of whitespace around it.
    > Unfortunately, when running the movie the avi is trimmed to remove the
    > whitespace and the avi is then expanded to fit the original cast member
    > space. What I would like it to do is just swap the avi in and not trim the
    > whitespace or resize.
    > Any clues?
    > Thanks
    > Sean
    >
    >

    Andrew Kennedy Guest

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    Default Re: Trimming Whitespace

    Thanks, but neither of these worked. I got round the problem by putting a
    small off-white square in the top-left and bottom-right.

    "Andrew Kennedy" <andyk@urban-society.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:bhj9jq$1pr$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Try changing the ink of the avi sprite to background transparent or
    matt..
    > i think only background transparent works with video media
    >
    > "Sean Levesley" <s.levesley@zoodigitalgroup.com> wrote in message
    > news:bhivi8$f4n$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > > I have a movie that imports an avi file into a cast member through
    script.
    > > The avi file has lots of whitespace around it.
    > > Unfortunately, when running the movie the avi is trimmed to remove the
    > > whitespace and the avi is then expanded to fit the original cast member
    > > space. What I would like it to do is just swap the avi in and not trim
    the
    > > whitespace or resize.
    > > Any clues?
    > > Thanks
    > > Sean
    > >
    > >
    >
    >

    Sean Levesley Guest

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    Default Re: Trimming Whitespace

    You could try to add [trimwhitespace:0] to your
    importFileInto-line.

    i.e.
    importFileInto member(x),theFile,[trimwhitespace:0]

    It works for images, I've never tried with AVIs...

    --theLingorian


    "Sean Levesley" <s.levesley@zoodigitalgroup.com> skrev i meddelandet
    news:bhivi8$f4n$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > I have a movie that imports an avi file into a cast member through script.
    > The avi file has lots of whitespace around it.
    > Unfortunately, when running the movie the avi is trimmed to remove the
    > whitespace and the avi is then expanded to fit the original cast member
    > space. What I would like it to do is just swap the avi in and not trim the
    > whitespace or resize.
    > Any clues?
    > Thanks
    > Sean
    >
    >

    theLingorian Guest

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