Re: FLASH: ADVICE

[Jefferis]

On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 18:57:14 -0500, "Gonzalez, Manuel (MCG) - CPC" 

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You're cooked.  You may be able to compress the sounds by making them 

sound worse. Are you using Flash 4 and using MP3 compression?  {Make sure 

you select MP3 for each of the sounds' defaults in the library!} 


Other than redrawing all the gifs as flash vectors, I don't see any other 

way of saving size...


Jeff

>Hello all,

>I need some advice from some knowledgeable freelancers/designers.  I have a

>client who came to me to optimize and program their Flash presentation.. I

>took on the work.....Well here comes the drawback the file contains 30 gif

>images each with a size of 141.kb around 14kb when compressed by Flash.  Not

>only that they have included 6 sound tracks which ring in about 606KB

>Compressed...with all this KB nonsense I now have a file at 1.3 mb---which

>is suppose to go live tommorow.....I've tried to figure out a method to

>stream the info in but the Gifs are located in mc in 6 different scenes, and

>all scenes need to be loaded due to speculation of navigation.  Now what

>would you kowledgable people due?   

>

>Manuel Gonzalez




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