Re: FLASH: Frame rate

[Erik [gearik] Mattheis]

Key frames take longer to draw, especially if there's a lot of tweening or

a large area of the screen is being redrawn ... ie if you have a frame rate

of 10 fps, and it takes 3/10ths of a second to draw the changes in a

particular key frame, and then there are 9 blank frames, those 10 frames

will last a total 1.2 seconds.


So ...


(the number seconds too long the animation is) * (frames/second) = number

of blank frames to remove


>I have a weird problem with frame rates. I have to make a flash movie that

>runs

>OK in computers with 486 processors. I try it in such a computer and a movie

>designed to run at 12fps runs at 6fps, so I make my movie at 6fps, but then it

>runs at 4fps. That happens in any computer. I try it in a pentium at 12

>fps  it

>runs at 9fps, so I make it 9fps and it runs at 6fps. Note that I dont make any

>changes to the movie, I only change the frame rate. �anyone knows why?. It

>seems logic to me that if a movie runs at 9fps, then the processor is capable

>of that, and if I change the frame rate to 9fps it shouldt go down to 6fps

>when

>playing.


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