Square one on animated jpegs

Why not Flash?

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"Ken Tannenbaum" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I need products to appear in motion, opening, closing and turning which
I'd like to do it with multiple stills rather than video. Has anyone done

this with QuicktimePro's slide show attribute or any other method?
Obviously, I've got to economize the file sizes. Thanks.

I need products to appear in motion, opening, closing and turning which I'd like to do it with multiple stills rather than video. Has anyone done this with QuicktimePro's slide show attribute or any other method? Obviously, I've got to economize the file sizes. Thanks.

No such thing as an animated jpeg


"Ken Tannenbaum" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I need products to appear in motion, opening, closing and turning which
I'd like to do it with multiple stills rather than video. Has anyone done

this with QuicktimePro's slide show attribute or any other method?
Obviously, I've got to economize the file sizes. Thanks.

To echo the other comments, you can't animate a JPG. You could make an
animated GIF, but, if it's a complex and/or large animation, you'll probably
be better off using Flash.

If it is some sort of rendered animation, then see if the application that
created can export to flash. If not, try a video format like QuickTime or
WMV or MPG.

-Darrel

Darrel, thanks for responding. I think I may not have been clear about this. These need to be jpegs (if it's done the way I'm imagining) because they're photographic product shots which I'd like to "animate" in slide show fashion to suggest movement. I know QuicktimePro does that but was hoping someone might shed light on how lousy it might look compared to a Quicktime video or other method. That's to say nothing about the download times of multiple jpegs! I'm simply trying to get off on the right foot as products will be in my studio fairly soon and I have to commit to a concept or I'll be wasting precious time. Thanks again.

What is the best way to create vertical lines in mx?

Do I need to insert an image or can I some how colour one side of a layer/table etc.

Is there a quick way?

regards,

Ratkin.

Come on ken,

What is the best way to create vertical lines in mx?

Do I need to insert an image or can I some how colour one side of a layer/table etc.

Is there a quick way?

regards,

Ratkin.

No, but you can animate a series of jpegs.
Mick

middletree wrote:

No such thing as an animated jpeg


"Ken Tannenbaum" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote in message
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I need products to appear in motion, opening, closing and turning which


I'd like to do it with multiple stills rather than video. Has anyone done
this with QuicktimePro's slide show attribute or any other method?
Obviously, I've got to economize the file sizes. Thanks.

email me
Mick

"Ken Tannenbaum" webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com wrote:

I need products to appear in motion, opening, closing and turning which I'd like to do it with multiple stills rather than video. Has anyone done this with QuicktimePro's slide show attribute or any other method? Obviously, I've got to economize the file sizes. Thanks.

What is the best way to create vertical lines in mx?

You seem to be replying to the wrong thread. Try replying to the thread you
started.

-Darrel