Not
too difficult now was it? Now, here comes the most important
part....Exporting the movie into a form it can be used quite easily in
Flash. Go to File> Export Movie. From the drop down list, choose
"JPEG Sequence". I recommend creating another folder for this by
the way. Give it a short name and click "Save". See image below:
Once
you click save, you should see a box asking for some information like
quality, size, etc. For best results, I recommend using the image quality
setting of "75". See image below:
Click Ok, and the movie should now be exporting
itself into a series of JPEG movies. You may want to go to the folder where you
exported the movies to and see about 36 individual images in the JPEG format.
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