Re: [flasher] Re: frame rates

[Muzak]

Actually, there is a trick to change fps at runtime. Use an empty (1 second) sound file (you can make that in Cooledit for

instance). Put the sound in a movie as a streaming sound. Change the framerate of the movie as wanted, then load that movie in your

main movie. The main movie will now adjust it's framerate to the loaded movie's framerate, because it will want to keep up with the

streaming sound.


hth,

Muzak

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From: "Kristopher Wainwright" <

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To: "flasher from chinwag" <

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Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 8:47 PM

Subject: [flasher] Re: frame rates



>

> Okay wait ....

>

> Why are you changing your frame rate ?

> The only reason you should change it is for

> connectivity issues that someone might have connecting

> to the site you're putting the SWF on.

>

> Keep it around 12 fps.

>

> Kris Sends .....