Another "trick" I usually do is to compare the loading time, how
long the animation will last, in relation to how big is the flash
file:
-Depending on the users bandwidth, you wouldn't have to make them
wait for the whole animation to be loaded before playing: you could
have it play once "x" % of the flash file is loaded; that's what
Quicktime and other streaming players do.
Flash doesn't do that automatically, so you would to make some
estimation of the loading time in relation to the average user
bandwith.
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