RE: FLASH: � Slow Shocks �

[JGL]

1)Vector Graphics are the format that Flash renders in. This link may help

clarify what (scalable) vector graphics are:

http://www.irt.org/articles/js176/index.htm You might try a search on the

web yourself for more info.


2)MM site is http://www.macromedia.com - the company that makes Flash

authoring software. Go there and peruse the Flash related technotes, use the

search function etc. There is good basic info there! :)


3)Even though you download a .swf, your processor still may not be able to

keep up with the more complicated movies. If you are saying that when you do

download the swf and it runs fine, but not steaming from the Internet, then

you have a slow connection or the author didn't allow for steaming at

slower/modem connections. Who knows, could be a variety of things.


But, a basic point to remember, small processors and slow internet

connections are not a good thing for complicated Flash animations.


jgl



> Thank you JGL, you helped a lot.

>

> But I have some doubts about somethings that you tell me.

>

> If you have any information or sites that I could find

> information on this,

> please tell me.

>

> 1)  Vectors (I�m an engineeer an I understand vectors like this

> ======> an

> arrow)

> 2)  Wath is MM site

> 3)  With your computer when you enter a site after your browser have

> downloaded the entire .swv you see the perfect timming of the animation?

>

> Sorry it the questions are too stupid


>

>



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