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    Frame rate considerations

    In most cases, a loaded movie inherits the parent movie's frame rate. For example, a SWF file whose frame rate is 12 fps plays back at 24 fps when loaded into a movie whose frame rate is 24 fps. The only exception is if the movie being loaded contains a sound on the timeline whose sync is set to "stream". Only then does the main movie then inherit the frame rate of the loaded movie to assure the correct playback of that sound.

    Note: ActionScript 3.0 allows you to change the frame rate dynamically using the Stage.frameRate property.

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