Edited by Qeffects, 29 March 2010 - 01:39 PM.
Flash question
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#2
Posted 03 March 2004 - 12:09 PM
Erm... jpg and gif are about as bottom of the barrel you can go in Flash. I dunno why you have problems with it. Try not saving your jpgs at 100% quality unless it's absolutely neccessary. Maybe check into making them a PNG as well... you'll get the quality of a JPG but you'll be able to preserve your transparencies as well.
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#3
Posted 03 March 2004 - 03:55 PM
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Edited by Qeffects, 29 March 2010 - 01:39 PM.
#4
Posted 03 March 2004 - 05:25 PM
When it comes to compression, you only got two options: jpeg (compression capability) and gif (256 colours table). Flash give you two options to handle the image quality: one, under Publish Settings, and another and more effective when u right click on you image at the Library.
There you will see that Use deault JPEG/GIF data is checked. If you want to overwrite it, just uncheck and enter the quality you want. Using this technique, you can see on the example here that i was able to decrease the size up to 50%.
The difference between both options, is that instead of define a quality for all images, with the second one you can handle each one having total control and previewing how it looks.
Hope this can help you.
There you will see that Use deault JPEG/GIF data is checked. If you want to overwrite it, just uncheck and enter the quality you want. Using this technique, you can see on the example here that i was able to decrease the size up to 50%.
The difference between both options, is that instead of define a quality for all images, with the second one you can handle each one having total control and previewing how it looks.
Hope this can help you.
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