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Subject: swf imported into AE gets cropped
From: Drew Gilmore <dotsandlines@gmail.com>
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I have an animation delivered as an .swf for use in a project. For some
reason, when it is imported into AE (or Premiere for that matter), either
the edges are getting cropped, or the entire image got scaled up slightly
beyond the bounds (I'm guessing the latter, based on the dimensions of the
image reported by AE).

Played in Flash Player it all looks OK. Tried CS4 on Windows, CS5 on Mac.

Barring any solution within the Adobe suite, can anyone recommend some
other way to get the full animation out into frames? I'd like to avoid
bothering the animator over this, but it's an option.

Drew
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Drew Gilmore
newtonscannon.com

Just a guy made of dots and lines.

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div><div><div>I have an animation delivered as =
an .swf for use in a project. For some reason, when it is imported into AE =
(or Premiere for that matter), either the edges are getting cropped, or the=
 entire image got scaled up slightly beyond the bounds (I&#39;m guessing th=
e latter, based on the dimensions of the image reported by AE).<br>
<br></div>Played in Flash Player it all looks OK. Tried CS4 on Windows, CS5=
 on Mac.<br></div><br></div>Barring any solution within the Adobe suite, ca=
n anyone recommend some other way to get the full animation out into frames=
? I&#39;d like to avoid bothering the animator over this, but it&#39;s an o=
ption.<br>
<br></div>Drew<br>--<br></div>Drew Gilmore<br><a href=3D"http://newtonscann=
on.com">newtonscannon.com</a><br><br>Just a guy made of dots and lines.<br>=
</div>

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