RE: FLASH: � Slow Shocks �

[JGL]

Hi Damien-


Flash animation requires use of your system's processor. A 100mhz machine is

at the very low end of the spectrum for handling even the simplest

animation. Some things that are most processor intensive include alpha fades

and animated complex vectors and BMPs (that contain lot's of curves)


The minimum system requirement for authoring (at MM site) is a 133mhz

processor.


Although Flash can play on any machine that has the abilty to install the

player, performance is directly related to processor speed.


I have a 200mhz, a 233mhz, a 450mhz, and an 850mhz. I notice huge

differences even between my 200 and 233. Haven't found much that the 850

won't render properly . . .


Also . . . if the system is doing simultaneous tasks when viewing a Flash

animation, such as other browsers open with animated .gif banners contained

within or downloading something else  etc. you will notice a perfomance lag

in the player.


Hope that helps clear things up.


jgl


> Tnks John,

>

> But Upgrade (the PC) is the only way to solve this problem.

>

> By the way, if you don�t have this problem, what�s your PC Configuration

>

> When I do a Flash Animation on a www page, do I have to let the Visitor to

> handle this

> Memory Problem, or do I have ways to make it Faster

>

> Thank you already

>

> Regards

>

> DamienJF


> >     The Flashes Here are very slow.  I�m using a Pentium 100

> with 48Mb RAM

> > Does Anybody have the same problem solved or knows how to solve this?

>

> I don't have this problem but I do know how to solve it.

>

> upgrade!

>

> jb

>



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