Re: FLASH: Frame Speed -Vs.- Movie Speed

[Randy Kato]

Ricardo,


Flash will try to play your movie at the framerate you specify, but it is

limited by processor power. There are many factors which may make your movie

slow down: lots of bitmaps, complex tweens, use of alpha transparency, sound,

larger display size, etc.


If your movie is having trouble playing at 12fps (and slowing down to 3-4fps)

on your target machine you probably need to do a lot of optimization and/or

re-working of your movie.


HTH,

Randy


Ricardo Treithamer wrote:


> Why if I setup my movie to 12fps (FRAMES per SECOND) when I play it I see 3

> to 4 frames per second?

>

> it's a way to setup the frames in REAL seconds like in director?


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