Menu Flickers faster than movie loop ...

Hello,
I 've made a menu with a movie (too short) and incrustation. I have modified the movie length (from 2 s to 2 mn) but the buttons still flickers at the same rate than before...making the text "vibrate"

The arrow (incrustation) flickers, like when the menu loop, on a home dvd player

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I work with Labview 8.2.1.
I need a time controlled loop who is faster than 1ms. I tried to use the 1MHZ time source (see picture) but the loop does not work with this.
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