On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 08:09:19PM +0700, John Francis Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have a project in mind. It is to compose a series of swfs with voice over.
>
> The first is composed of a single .avi and a single .mp3
> The rest are each composed of a series of .jpg files and a single .mp3
>
> I have made single .swf files of from each of the .jpg files.
> Individually they fill the browser's screen, but when I combine them
> they are all different sizes, are located in the upper left corner of
> the browser window, and flash by very quickly. I would like to be able
> to control the length of time each of the .jpg's is displayed and the
> transitions between them. Perhaps fade one out and another in.
I guess you used swfcombine? If yes, you probably should use the --cat
option.
However, a I guess a more promising approach might be to instead write a
swfc script which loads each .swf file into a seperate frame and then
forwards to the next one once it's finished.
Together with sound, this will look something like this:
.flash name=combined.swf fps=50
.frame 1
.sound sound1 sound1.mp3
.swf file1 file1.swf
.put file1
.play sound1
.frame 2
.action:
if(file1._currentframe < file1._totalframes) {
gotoAndStop(1);
}
.end
.frame 3
.stop sound1
.del file1
.sound sound2 sound2.mp3
.swf file2.swf
.put file2
.play sound2
.frame 4
.action:
if(file2._currentframe < file2._totalframes) {
... etc ...
For images, the frames will look like this instead:
.frame 5
.sound sound1 sound1.mp3
.png image1 image1.swf
.put image1
.sprite file3 # just for the delay
.frame 50
.end
.put file3
.play sound1
with the "50" controlling how long the image is displayed.
Hope that helps,
Matthias
