Re: Need a site peek

In regards to Flash compression you could check out Optimaze: http://www.optimaze.biz/ I've never actually needed to use it, but I understand some people live by it.

Hope that helps a bit!
~Vik

P.S. Not to be picky, but film should only have 4 sprocket holes per frame... just fyi... =)

Brad:

You must be too young to remember threading film through a projector.

Sprocket holes are the white rectangular gizmos to right and left on your
'film strip' in the SWF file as seen on your webpage.

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"Brad" <bradbrevet (AT) ropeofsilicon (DOT) com> wrote

Am I to assume that those are the black circles that appear on the frame
when you insert a keyframe? If so then that part is fine for the
particular
movie in question.

"Brad" <bradbrevet (AT) ropeofsilicon (DOT) com> wrote in message
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What are sprocket holes?

"Newbie Vik" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote in message
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In regards to Flash compression you could check out Optimaze:
http://www.optimaze.biz/ I've never actually needed to use it, but I
understand some people live by it.

Hope that helps a bit!
~Vik

P.S. Not to be picky, but film should only have 4 sprocket holes per
frame... just fyi... =)