This is why I love Flashcoders, and still lurk here despite not being
actively involved in Flash development anymore. Great discussion :)
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Nice to see such a measured, mature response from the president of an LCC.
If the crappy salary didn't warn people off the job, this kind of response
certainly should.
On 8 September 2010 12:05, dcichanow...@innovativemarketingllc.com wrote:
Such drama queens. Grow up.
Sent from my Verizon
On 17 August 2010 07:31, Karl DeSaulniers k...@designdrumm.com wrote:
I believe it will let you, in swift, create an interactive animation
utilizing the vectors
of your polys and integrate AS code to control it,
Swift is just generating the polygon ,odel and textures. In order to add
Shame it doesn't supporet anu of the really ineteresting stuff Flash does
though.
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Smokescreen currently supports a sizeable subset of Flash 8 animation
capabilities, streaming sound, sound effects, some input and basic
ActionScript
On 2 June 2010 03:40, Matt S. mattsp...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting. Does it only work with timeliner flash? Or can it handle
something
if you just moved from a third-world country and promised the client a huge
ecommerce flash site and usually hire russian flash devs but don't have any
contacts now and don't have money for a book then i would advise against
posting.
heh heh
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just to show what a great tool director used to be...
Still is!
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Could you kindly translate that into Mac lingo?
Seriously? You couldn't even look up / work out that for yourself? Hmm
- not a good SNR.
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Now this is interesting too. Wired, through their 'Top Stories' feed (
http://feeds.wired.com/wired/index ) say this:
A Swiss startup has created a sleek video player that looks like
Flash Player and works in multiple browsers, but uses only HTML5 and
web standards.
They then link to a Webmonkey
Or more generically, Google for: http to sms
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Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Is there a JSFL out there that would do that? Flash Javascript?
Hey Karl. For the record JSFL is for performing tasks (think sorting
library items, building / extending tools etc etc) inside the Flash
authoring environment rather than in the FlashPlayer.
You say it's more noticeable on one Mac than another, which is
interesting. Are both displays set to the same colour depth? It's
common to see this type of issue when viewing in 16 bit. Do you have a
URL we could take a look at?
Pete
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To be fair Karl, just because it played well well for *you* doesn't
mean it's a good idea, and doesn't mean it will play well for
others...
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Spent some time looking into this years ago. Though it is possible to
do (as Karl suggested, you can store the SWF somewhere on-line and
embed via an HTML email), I would suggest it's not wise to.
The main consideration for me is that I *hate* being forced to
download something in my email, no
You can drag images from your local drive to Google Wave already -
does need gears too though...
2009/10/31 Pedro Kostelec pedrok...@gmail.com:
Hm...as far as i know they are trying to integrate the drag and drop
technology in Google Wave, but i think it is only a feature of HTML5.
I'd say £40 to £50 p/h is entirely reasonable for this kind of freelance work.
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IMHO Wireshark is overkill for simple HTTP sniffing. You can use
Firebug extension for Firefox, and I also like Fiddler2:
http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/
Charles is ace, but not free...
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Did you try the Movie Explorer window? You can configure it to just
show movieclips with AS attached...
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I don't object to job postings here in general, or this one
specifically. I was amused by the redundancy of asking if it was OK to
post it at the same time as posting.
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Hi, can I post this ad?
Is it too late to say 'no'?
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I did a lot of work around optimising videos about a year and a half
back. For my money, I'd say you get better results by encoding at a
smaller resolution and scaling up i Flash than by trying to squeeze
the data rate down, so I'd say No.2.
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Yes, a socket server would make my app easier to program,
but it would also make it unusable for too many users
(those behind corporate firewalls).
Does this help wrt tunnelling through firewalls? Seems to allow a
socket to be established on Port 80
2009/8/19 Leandro Ferreira dur...@gmail.com:
A good CODER must go beyond a good CODE be fast when needed. That's MHO, and
It gets clear when we compare the number of lines we use to express
ourselves.
Indeed. And you unintentionally help to illustrate the point. Paul's
post, though long, is
From the article Sam links to:
Navigation cue points are used for navigation and seeking, and to
trigger ActionScript methods when the cue point is reached. Embedding
a navigation cue point inserts a keyframe at that point in the video
clip to enable viewers to seek to that point in the video.
You can't. Setting cue points for time based navigation inserts a key
frame. You can only seek to key frames. It's all covered in that
article, specifically:
Specify the type of cue point you want to embed. You can embed either
a navigation or event cue point.
* Event cue points are used to
Sure Barry, that's the first type of cue point described in the
article. You can't seek to an event cue point though.
Cheers Karl ;)
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From what I can see TS the issue isn't cue points but keyframes. As
in, there are none in your FLV except one at the start and one at the
end. FlashPlayer can only seek to an actual key frame, hence the
behaviour you are seeing. AFAIK, the only solution to the issue is to
re-encode the video, this
Are you perhaps trying to assign the event listener before the SWF has
loaded fully?
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The accuracy is pretty much dependant on the density of keyframes in
your FLV, as you can only seek to a timecode with a keyframe. This
though is absolutely accurate.
If your FLVs are of any lenght, and if they have audio, you are likely
to run into difficulties wrapping them in a SWF.
Pete
Ha! Know what's crazy there? Your post Stephen, and the OP are now the
number 3 4 results from that search...
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I like this one:
http://www.sound-effects-library.com/
Pete
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FYI the massive GIF of the guy falling onto the goat at the end seems
to be a massive performance bottleneck...
Also, you may find some useful information here:
http://www.craftymind.com/2008/04/18/updated-elastic-racetrack-for-flash-9-and-avm2/
HTH
Pete
I here that the 3.0 version is unreliable.
Well, it has that in common with 1.0, 2.0 and 2.5 then...
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you are only vulnerable if your site is hackable
No no - you are vulnerable if you *visit* a site that has been hacked.
2008/5/28 Gerrit Grobbelaar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The UPDATE section here:
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/29386/exploit
states that website hacks let the pages forward to
The easiest way? Put the name of the SWF in the filename node of the
AIR application descriptor file. See
http://livedocs.adobe.com/air/1/devappshtml/help.html?content=HTMLHelloWorld_1.html
Note - this example is an HTML based 'hello world' but the information
about the application descriptor file
Could sandbox bridging help here?
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/ajax/quickstart/sandbox_bridge.html
This example descibes loading local HTML files, but the same rules apply...
Pete
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also, have you put text in p_1 already? Because the order that Flash wants
is you setTextFormat on the text field, and then you put the text in it.
HTH
Gabino
Really? I thought it was the other way around - put text in, then set
the format, *unless* you are using
Unfortunately if you haven't learned it by now you'll never be able to
understand its full potential.
??! What? Come on, it's not exactly rocket science is it, and everyone
has to start somewhere, don't they? Kinda arrogant to suggest that if
you haven't already learned somehting you will
Hi Adrian.
Ah, I see. In which case Jesse, my apologies. I must have had my
sarcasm filter on...
;p )
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FYI - Swift3D now exports to Papervision, and provides the code for you,
so you can easily do real 3D in Flash.
Nice, thanks for the infor Jason
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If you right click and zoom in you can see that these games are all
pre-rendered 3D bitmaps.
I've used Swift3D, but prefer plugins for real 3D applications, such
as Illustrate! for 3DS Max. Discreet used to sell a product called
Plasma too, which was kinda 3D Studio Max lite with native support
FFMPEG:
http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/
Will do server side conversion if that's what you need...
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On 8/22/07, dr.ache [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i just received an email, with the following content. is it real ?
No. It's a figment of my imagination. I like to send imaginary emails
to people I don't know, then have them forward them to user groups.
Right! Now I understand, thanks ;)
The reasons why you can't do this have been comprehensively covered by
others now, and you are right, it's a result of how the vidoe is
encoded. If the video is 10 seconds long and it seeks to to end there
must be no keyframes in the body of the video.
You
I sent this info couple of days ago. But I guess it didnt make it to the
list:
Yes, it made it to the list, it just didn't make your question any
clearer. FLVs are never treated by frame, they are treated by
timecode. If you describe what you are trying to *achieve*, it may
help others to help
Thanks for the info. I assumed that but I wasnt sure. Is there anyway to
send the user to specific keyframe instead of time for a movie?
Could you elaborate please? What exactly are you trying to do?
Pete
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Is this normal?
Yep. It's always been this way too, rather than this having been
introduced in CS3.
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Are there any 3rd party compressors better suited to this that people
can recommend?
I prefer Sorenson Squeeze (don't be misled by the name - it can also
encode to On2 VP6)
http://www.sorensonmedia.com/products/?pageID=1#ppc2
I'm guassing you are currently using the encoder that ships with
Hi JC.
In the sense that the person required will be working under a senior
programmer.
Whilst they will need a good knowledge of AS 2 and XML, they won't be
responsible for defining the architecture of projects, and will pretty
much be told what is required of them, rather than having to
I am posting this on behalf of a colleague. I think the position would
suit a (relatively!) junior developer, although, as the ad states, a
good knowledge of XML and AS2 will be essential. The position is for
immediate start, and (initially at least) will run until year end.
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