Deja Q
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:08 PM
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Flash users... I have a question, if that's okay? |
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I created a really lame animation. I saved it, but it's 377k. That's huge. The animation is a 5 second anim, 12 FPS, 60 frames total. I had jpeg compressions set to 89 originally, but lowered it to 72 (and that made no difference).
Is there a better way I can reduce the size?
Thx!
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vivalarev
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:10 PM
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i wouldnt worry about it...nost people have high-speed internet anyway...its big if its above 1 mb
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:12 PM
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5. 377 is NOT small... n/t |
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:11 PM
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how many pictures are you using? I usually compress jpg to 60 before importing, and then usually again in flash publishing. 60 is a great number for general use.
is the 377k the .fla format that's uncompressed, I mean, you ~are~ using the publish function and getting a .swf right?
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:12 PM
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3. the only solution I can think of is reducing .jpg size before import |
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use photoshop or something... of course the tradeoff is significantly lower quality of the .jpg images but significantly smaller file size.
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:12 PM
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4. what are the dimensions of the jpg? |
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Did you change the compression in the original file itself, or in the properties of the symbol in Flash?
Tip: with Flash it is better to use 60 or less of quality, and use gifs or pngs whenever possible.
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