Hi Latcho,
Did you make the SWFs?
Do you have the original imagery?
If so, I would look into Photoshop actions and a batch automation to
re-compress the original images, then you will have to just re-import
them into the FLAs.
As long as they are still the same dimensions and all your changing
is the resolution, they will not change the layout and import with
just a smaller file size.
You can also mess with the lossy in the images prefs.
But, the combo of creating an action once of the compression mixed
with batch automation on a folder of images should prove itself a
time saver.
But you will still have to explain to the client that it will be a
labor intensive update.
If you do not have the original imagery, I would export all the
images into a folder or folders related to the SWFs then do the above.
I don't know of any tool that would just do this for you all-in-one,
but would love to know if there is one too.
HTH,
Karl
On Jun 10, 2010, at 2:48 PM, Latcho wrote:
Hi friends,
I have a bunch of AS2 / flash 8 swf files that are on a cdrom.
The swf's were never intended for web use, but now the client wants
a web version.
The swf's contain gazzilions of uncompressed images.
Is there a hacky shortcut / way to compress the images within the
swf's without reopening / altering the fla projects ?
I know I can google, but I love to here or the tools you used
succesfull. I'm on windows.
Cheers,
Latcho
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