Re: FLASH: Video redone in flash

[David Wallach]

<smirk> Nice </smirk>


you might want to rethink the content (lack of) in relation to file size.

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>> I saw a few sites a year or so back that were converting short video

>> sequences to images with only two colors (black and white) and then

>> reanimating them into flash, using the trace bitmap feature to draw

>> each frame. I am just trying to remember how it looked and how long

>> it took to load. Anybody know a site that has done this?

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