Horizontal Scrolling Image JITTERY?

Hello, I just made a simple flash movie with one 3000 pixel
wide jpeg scrolling from left to right, I am using about 500 frames
at about 20 frames per second to scroll it using a simple motion
tween.
There is not much to this movie, but the image is jittery and
does not flow SMOOTHLY - any ideas how to to do this? Speedint the
frame rate up helps some, but I really need this to move slow.
Thanks

great, glad you were able to find the problem. Whoa, that's a
big image. Flash has a limit of 2880 for bitmaps and so on...
beyond that it's good luck, most of the time will throw an error. I
would think about getting the size down some, you could break it up
into pieces and bring them in and get rid of them when needed. btw-
what resolution is the image(dpi)?
2172, was an example, the ending position should be
determined by where you placed the image in the MC (center or at
0,0 ... ?) if positioned at the 0,0 it should start at 0 - width,
and end at 0 for left to right travel.
right, changing speed is fine, the number represents the
number of frames it will take to travel the distance, frame rate is
not effected by this. Leave it at 30 fps.

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