How would you equate bandwidth with FPS?

Seems to me that a loading Movie will need to load different assets at different times, so You may need 100K loaded at one frame followed by no new assets until 200 frames later when 150K needs to be loaded for a particular frame.

How can you possibly balance the load?

Paul
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Close. I am trying to basically see if I can control how fast my movie plays according to the type of stream it is receiving. If slow on bandwidth play faster, if normal or high bandwidth play at normal fps. So that when their is low bandwidth while loading page, the user never knows or sees it. No "lag" if you will.

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On Mar 31, 2009, at 1:24 PM, "Paul Andrews" <p...@ipauland.com> wrote:

I'm pretty confused by your requested, so I've probably got this  wrong.

You're trying to slow down a playing movie because it's not streaming it's content fast enough to play at the true frame rate?

Paul



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Sorry I guess I was not clear on my first post, but I am looking to find out how to ready how much stream I am getting and adjust my frame rate of the movie (swf) accordingly. Main part of my question is to figure out how to get the stream info so to be able to adjust the FPS to it. Better?? Thanks for any input.

Anthony, thanks for the FPS link, that will come in handy.
BTW I am still coding in AS2 for this project.



Karl DeSaulniers
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On Mar 31, 2009, at 12:04 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:

Sorry I didn't respond earlier... passed out last night and just woke up.

http://www.flashperfection.com/tutorials/AS3-Dynamically-Change- The- Frame-Rate-09765.html

Should help you out.

Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
in this i mean movie = swf .
i am not necessarily asking about just a moviclip but the whole movie.
Hope that clarifies.

Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
http://designdrumm.com

On Mar 30, 2009, at 8:47 PM, Anthony Pace wrote:

First you say swf, and yes, controlling the frame rate for an swf is doable; yet, then you say movie... do you mean movie clip, or stream?

Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Ok here is a new one. Is there a way to control the way your swf plays according to the bandwidth it's getting?

For eg: control how fast FPS your movie plays according to the stream of info it's getting from the server? If the stream is low play fast and if the stream is good then play regular fps?

All of this to simulate "no lag".

Karl

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