Hi,
With regards to the pixelation - if bandwidth is not an issue, you
can reduce the "Key frame interval" when you import video. If you set
this to 1, it will make every frame a keyframe so will not compress the
image as much. This is the only trick we found that worked & even then
the compressor still gave us annoying artefacts...
Try juggling this value a bit - you may get a decent picture with a
higher interval.
HTH
Glen
Corban Baxter wrote:
thanks. I'm going to test some things out. I did have things set like...
fscommand("fullscreen","true");
fscommand("allowscale","false");
Stage.scaleMode = "noScale";
it is an exe that they are running also.
here is the animation...
http://thebhatch.com/uniden/ces/dect.swf
the actual movie is 800x600 so I've just been using a background thats huge
so it will just center the content wherever its placed. and the background
will look stretched from top to bottom...
oh and if any knows why I can't get the video in the background to look
smooth also that would be nice. thanks! right now its a 1280x720 mov thats
converted to the same but an FLV at a 1800 bitrate and its still pixelating!
its driving me nuts too. sigh* back from the holidays.
On Jan 3, 2008 9:39 AM, Andrew Sinning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It sounds like either:
Your client has got his laptop configured incorrectly. It's possible to
drive a 4x3 monitor at resolutions with different aspect ratios. I've
seen this on my PC laptop, but MacBooks spare the user the distortion by
cropping the displayed view to render it without distortion.
Or, you need to fix the aspect ratio of your movie. Try using
scale=exactfit and width and height = 100%. This should display at the
correct aspect ratio as long as the monitor setup correctly.
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.
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