FLASH: re: Heavy Sound

[Truth and Beauty]

Thanks Chris,

The problem doesn't, however, who show up

where the sound is now. If I put it in a

previous frame, at the beginning where there

are large bitmaps and they are alpha tweened.

Someone suggested making the the bitmaps fade

in and out using brightness and tints instead

of alpha tweens since the alpha tweens are

processor intensive. If I put the sound there

now, the bitmaps fight with the sound in

terms of operating properly.


Also, I wasnt' sure what your question was in

the paragraph quoted below?



Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000 13:29:01 -0400

From: "Chris Urban" <

curbantetrasc [dot] com

>

Subject: Re: FLASH: Flasher: heavy sound


Tia,


Nice work! I don't seem to encounter too much

of an audio slowdown here. I

think one would expect a little latitude

considering the graphic nature of

this project. (Mac G3/300, N4.7, Flash 4,

56k) It looks great!


Can I ask a couple other things, though?


On the main part of 'have a beer' the

voiceover comes on around five seconds

before the text appears at the top. At about

this same time, there's a ghost

of an image appearing on the left - there's

the diagram, the bottles moving

to the left, and something behind that?



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