RE:RE: FLASH: Help!

[Tony Indelicato]

Marcus,


Thank you very much for the feedback and the Link!


I checked out the site ...and you are correct...

I guess the choppiness is just the way that Flash blits the jpegs..

I was thinking about trying gifs or maybe even a vector tracing software

(Streamline)....

I'm going to up the fps...but I'm afraid the animation will choke slower

machines...

at this point I don't have much of a choice as I am in panic mode...

I might just alter the animation altogether...placing as little emphasis on

the 

choppiness.

I've noticed that even with animated vector graphics I still get the

choppiness...

Wonder if it's my machine?

maybe NT?

maybe my browser?

Maybe my blurred vision? (caused by endless hours of leaning into the

radiating 21" Trinitron)


ARRRRRRRRRRRRGH!....


sorry I'm slightly stressed.


Well...thank you again!

You have helped me ...and I DO appreciate it.


I will post a link to the completed site so you can have a look at the final

product...


thanks again everyone!



Tony 




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Tony,

There's another very well designed site that uses the same basic concept of

moving images.

http://www.pallasweb.com/clients.html


It looks as though they spent a fair amount of time putting this together in

a pro format.

Still, their images are choppy. Clear, but choppy. I'm not seeing much of a

difference between these two pages.


I have used, (though some may disagree) a higher frame rate to smooth some

movement. By default I begin every move at 24 fps....most will

disagree....and that's their right. ;-)

Of course, that changes everything else in the movie, so it takes a little

playing with it to meet common ground.


Marcus


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