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  1. tmaxx
    Even after following the guidance above, I still can't see the .avi file in the directory when I look with windows explorer.
  2. tmaxx
    Brace yourself. Many bumps lie ahead. The compressor selected was "Cinepak Codec by Radius". I'll change it to "Full Frames Uncompressed" and try that. Thanks.
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    I am following through the tutorial and I have just finished the first one which results in a short video .avi file. If I select "Play Animation File" in the A:M top toolbar, I can see the video file. It has a small lock in the lower left hand corner which I imagine means it's read only. Anyway, if I select the file, I get an error in the media player. I first tried WMP 12. Then I installed VLC media player and still get an error. The strange thing is if I use windows explorer to navigate to the directory which contains the video file, I don't see the video file listed in the directory. I am getting discouraged since I can't even get past the first tutorial!?!? Please help. Thanks.
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