Hi,
I did a presentation recently which has to run on a 16 x 9, possibly
14 x 9 & 4 x 3.
All I did was make sure all the text and info was displayed - built
the animation inside a 16 x 9 movie clip, but kept the text inside a 4 x
3 rectangle.
Then I was able to resize the Flash document to produce 2 separate
movies.
This was a quick fix and is pretty much the same way as they do it
on the telly - if you look most, if not all the action is contained
within a "safe" area on movies / telly where they have to go over
different sizes.
You can also detect the size of the stage / document and position
stuff using ActionScript. There are a few tutorials out there for this:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=flash+dynamic+stage+resize&btnG=Search&meta=
<http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=flash+dynamic+stage+resize&btnG=Search&meta=>
HTH
Glen
Corban Baxter wrote:
hey guys,
I'm working on a flash piece to be displayed on a 16x9 television but the
laptop our client is using is 4x3. So when all the art is mirrored onto the
TV we get a bunch or squishing of the graphics. Anyone have some type of
good fix for something like this? Thanks in advance.
--
Glen Pike
01736 759321
www.glenpike.co.uk <http://www.glenpike.co.uk>
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