Question : Using Flash CS3, tweened photos animate slightly rippled. Why?  How do I fix this?

In Flash CS3 I imported a couple of jpgs at 72dpi into the library.  Then on separate layers, one by one I placed them on the stage, added tweening to them.  The first photo I scaled "slowly" from full size and then scaled larger, but not by much.  I wanted this to be a slow tween.  The second photo is actually just a still at first, then used and alpha transition and tweened it again, panning the photo horizontally from right to left.  ALL IN ALL, THE PROBLEM I'M HAVING IS THAT WHEN I EXPORT THE PROJECT AND CREATE THE SWF, THE PHOTOS TWEEN AND MOVE WITH A RIPPLED EFFECT IT SEEMS.  WHY???  You can actually see the pixels jumping a bit.

**See this link so you can see the swf error for yourself.  First image is noticeable.
http://fatfish.info/winebar4.html

**Here's another swf I did where you can see it happening to the first image as well.
http://fatfish.info/bistro4.html


This should not be happening.  I DO NOT want this effect.  Is it because the tweening is so slow?  I'm using a frame rate of 12, but even when I use 24 it still doesn't help completely.  Is there a way to "optimize" the photos so this won't happen?

Hope you can help!

Answer : Using Flash CS3, tweened photos animate slightly rippled. Why?  How do I fix this?

First of all you must increase your frame rate to something over 35/s. As your motion is really slow that would happen. Also when you use a tween that resizes the image that will happen.


Try increasing the fps to something over 40 and get back..