The transparency (as well as any other cool new technology) doesn't work in Netscape at all. Use Internet Explorer to be able to view transparent Flash Content.
For the transparency effect to work as desired, don't add a filler background element to your movies. Many developers add a large, white rectangular box, etc. to simulate white color. Make sure the drawing area behind the main movie is clear of any unwanted colors, etc. (it will show up in the final animation.)
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