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Subject:
Optimising FLASH swf
Category: Computers Asked by: aarogya-ga List Price: $30.00 |
Posted:
23 Sep 2005 20:37 PDT
Expires: 23 Oct 2005 20:37 PDT Question ID: 571897 |
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Subject:
Re: Optimising FLASH swf
From: 7660835048667231096-ga on 24 Sep 2005 02:08 PDT |
You may use Adobe "ImageReady" or "Jasc Animation 3"(?) Both of these are useful and easy to use. You may download a trial. You may also use LimeWire as a file sharing program to get this. Having Limewire without an Antivirus may harm your computer and destroy it. |
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Re: Optimising FLASH swf
From: yiferic-ga on 25 Sep 2005 22:20 PDT |
don't bother, the software you mentioned is only for animation...there's little you can do about optimizing pictures....unless you can find someone to redraw them in vector format. |
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Re: Optimising FLASH swf
From: junglecode-ga on 29 Sep 2005 11:15 PDT |
From your post, it sounds like your SWF is mostly JPG images. Best strategy is to import the images in the size/resolution that they will be displayed. That is, don't scale big images in Flash, they will still be big. Also, you can force Flash to not recompress your images (assuming you've already compressed them in a good image editor.) Another important thing is to place the images on the root timeline in the order that they will display, rather than forcing linkage to the first frame and using ActionScript control. This will allow for progressice streaming of your images, which will appear to download faster. I don't have any experience with the so-called SWF optimizers, so I can't recommend them. |
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Re: Optimising FLASH swf
From: dalbabes-ga on 04 Oct 2005 15:34 PDT |
There is a lot you can do to minimalize the image size. Flash is never good at compressing images, so whether you are using fireworks or some other imaging software, compress the heck out the images. Also, keep in mind that your images might be disproportionately large compared to what is actually being shown. Reducing the DPI and squishing the jpeg down as much as possible is the best way I have seen. Oh yeah, no png or bmps, those are memory hogs and never look as good. I regularly do photoshows in flash and run into this issue all the time. If you are using programs like Swish, zip compression will get you your best bang for the buck... |
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