Re: FLASH: FLASH 4.5 Brainstorm! (is: Mac crash)

[Scott Ewen]

>Please note that compressing large audio assets does require a lot of RAM

>and time... if you're seeing "low on memory" alerts then it would

>definitely pay to make sure that your system is configured to support the

>tasks you're demanding of it.

>

>Real RAM is best... swapping to disk can help when you're switching among

>apps, but can hurt if you're mainly in a single app. Be sure to leave

>enough real RAM for the OS to expand and for background process to load

>(QuickTime is a good example)... some free RAM for breathing space is

>recommended too.

>

>jd



Thats why I was thinking it would be nice to be able to leave those 

assets out side of the Flash movie for reference when the user wants 

to load them.


  The way an image in an HTML page is treated.., as a separate file.


I also have alot of per-existing  MP3 files of my own music that I 

would like to use as part pf my site. With FLASH, I have to reconvert 

them to AIFF files, import and reconvert to MP3 in FLASH.


Kind of a round about way of doing things I think and definately a pain.


P.S. - Still glad to be able to do it though!

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