RE: FLASH: Video in Flash

[Simon Wheatley]

Using frame by frame animation, and the internal jpeg compression is a

reasonable option. If you exported the video as a bitmap series numbered

logically F5 picks up the fact the bitmap is part of a series and brings

them all in. 


Sound syncing could take some trickiness.


Otherwise "fscommand(command, arguments);" and having an appropriate player

on the machine will do it...


-----Original Message-----

From: Jason Cartwright [

jason [dot] cartwrighttopjobs [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:jason [dot] cartwrighttopjobs [dot] co [dot] uk)

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Sent: 18 October 2000 10:25

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Subject: FLASH: Video in Flash



Hey all,


I am in the middle of designing a Flash 5 presentation for our salesmen to

replace the pants, boring powerpoint one we have at the moment. Its all

going well apart from one thing - video. In powerpoint its very easy to

intergrate our TV ads into the presentation however in Flash its a different

story. What would be the best way to do this? Can you use a geturl to an

MPEG? Will it then open the associated program with the movie? How then do I

deal with file paths (ie if the presentation is on a different drive on

different machines)? Is there a better way?


Any suggestions gratefully recieved! Keep on flashing!


Jas

www.topjobs.net


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