Why when I export a Director Movie as quicktime does it give an extention of .#res

[Andrew Kennedy]

#res... is a quickTIme resource file means your QuickTIme needs flattening!
how are you exporting the QuickTime?

"stickieoffender" <stickieoffender@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Why when I export a Director Movie as quicktime does it give an extention

of

> .#res? There are two files, one with a .mov and the other with the same
> name but with a .#res, and the .mov wont play, says it's not in a format
> that quicktime understands.
>
> If I export as an AVI, it plays no sound, nor will it export high quality,
> if I set the settings to high quality it exports but doesn't play?
>
>

[stickieoffender]

I am going to the file menu and under "export" choosing to export all frames
and doing so with the dropdown menu of file type or format set to
"quicktime" or .mov.

Is that what you are asking?


"Andrew Kennedy" <andyk@urban-society.co.uk> wrote in message
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> #res... is a quickTIme resource file means your QuickTIme needs

flattening!

> how are you exporting the QuickTime?
>
> "stickieoffender" <stickieoffender@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:bhd7i6$q41$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> > Why when I export a Director Movie as quicktime does it give an

extention

> of

> > .#res? There are two files, one with a .mov and the other with the same
> > name but with a .#res, and the .mov wont play, says it's not in a format
> > that quicktime understands.
> >
> > If I export as an AVI, it plays no sound, nor will it export high

quality,

> > if I set the settings to high quality it exports but doesn't play?
> >
> >

>
>