Yes, I get that popping/crackling noise at the beginning also with avi. But, I am most annoyed by the unpredictable loss of audio a few seconds into the clip with an uncompressed avi. It doesn't happen all the time, but more often than not for a clips longer than a few seconds.

I have also a problem with sound export in 9.2 When I render out an uncompressed avi and bring it into premiere pro cs6, sometimes the audio gets cut off a few seconds into the rendered clip. I sometimes have re-rendered the uncompressed avi in anime studio and then it works fine in premiere. Very m...

Thanks so much selgin for responding. That's good to know they can be combined - Will try what you suggest.
Also, your past tutorial videos on Anime Studio have been extremely helpful to get me up to speed!
I appreciate them!

ASP 9 question - Can one do a head turn using blend morphs while having smart bone controls for the facial expressions? Smart bones rock for easy control of facial expressions etc. They just make your character so much more expressive so easily (once set up). Also very happy that smart bones for joi...

On windows, I render out from Anime Studio in avi uncompressed HD 1920x1080 size anyway and bring the footage into Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 for editing- from there, you can export to a multitude of formats like quicktime, mp4, wmv etc. I've had no issues with AVI uncompressed - yes, the files are bi...

Bought and downloaded 9 today - I can tell it is performing faster, much smoother (in playback) in 64 bit win7 than ASP8.2 and all on a core 2 duo laptop. Been anxiously waiting for this upgrade the last few weeks to continue on my project, especially looking to immediately put to use the smart bone...

Thanks to a post from selgin "victor" - it looks like layer order needs to be manually keyframed after the blend morph. I wish it was totally automatic, but it is still better than hand drawing frame by frame.

I have a head turn using blend morphs and actions. What I am having trouble with is the ears on a head turn. Basically, bringing an ear layer forward of the face layer. When using blend morphs sliders, everything looks ok. When actually keyframing or taking the blend morph, then I see that my ear on...