Re: FLASH: Frames per second

[Michael Penne]

If your story is currently told at 12 fps, you

will make it longer=larger if you change the

activity so that it takes place at 24fps.

However,  assuming you follow standard

optimizations techniques, it need not increase

the data-rate. Running your anim. at 24fps is

more work for the viewer's processor, and it may

not actually _play_ at 24fps if they have a

slower machine than yours.


--- Andreas Wallstrom

<

andreas [dot] wallstrommbox [dot] mm [dot] se

> wrote:

> Hello there!

> 

> What is the difference if I set frames per

> second to 24 instead of 12

> besides that it makes the timeline go faster

> and the animations gets

> smoother? Will it take more time to download

> the .swf for my viewers?

> 

> Thanks in advance,

> 

> 

> Andreas



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