jpg poor quality

[Diederik]

All jpg's in my flash movie look very poor but after <CTRL> click -
quality - high on a picture, the pictures look like the should. How
can I set the quality of all picture from startup?

thx,
Diederik

[Diederik]

All jpg's in my flash movie look very poor but after <CTRL> click -
quality - high on a picture, the pictures look like they should. How
can I set the quality of all picture from startup?

thx,
Diederik

[S. Elliott \(timberfish.com\)]

You must be talking about how images look when looking at Flash content in
your browser. Check the embed tag in HTML to make sure that quality is
being set to High.

--
Shane Elliott
[url]www.timberfish.com[/url]


"Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> All jpg's in my flash movie look very poor but after <CTRL> click -
> quality - high on a picture, the pictures look like the should. How
> can I set the quality of all picture from startup?
>
> thx,
> Diederik
>

[S. Elliott \(timberfish.com\)]

So you're just playing the SWF file by double-clicking it on your comptuer?
In that case it's a player setting, which you seem to have found. The
default for the standalone Flash player should be High. Maybe I'm missing
something you're trying to say.

--
Shane Elliott
[url]www.timberfish.com[/url]


"Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> Sorry,
>
> I forgot to mention the flash movie is running as stand alone application.
>
> --
> Diederik
>
> S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> > You must be talking about how images look when looking at Flash content

in

> > your browser. Check the embed tag in HTML to make sure that quality is
> > being set to High.
> >

>
>

[Diederik]

S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> So you're just playing the SWF file by double-clicking it on your comptuer?
> In that case it's a player setting, which you seem to have found. The
> default for the standalone Flash player should be High. Maybe I'm missing
> something you're trying to say.
>

It's set to high but the pictures look like they're using only 256
colors. When I <CTRL> click there's the option Low-Normal-High. High
is already selected but after choosing it anyway the pictures are
normal??? Very strange.

--
Diederik

[S. Elliott \(timberfish.com\)]

That is strange, but it doesn't really effect anything. I mean if you're
publishing the SWF online then it really only matters how those users will
be able to see it. Can you post a link to the SWF so I can download it and
try it on my comptuer?

--
Shane Elliott
[url]www.timberfish.com[/url]
[url]www.friesontheside.com[/url]


"Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> > So you're just playing the SWF file by double-clicking it on your

comptuer?

> > In that case it's a player setting, which you seem to have found. The
> > default for the standalone Flash player should be High. Maybe I'm

missing

> > something you're trying to say.
> >

>
> It's set to high but the pictures look like they're using only 256
> colors. When I <CTRL> click there's the option Low-Normal-High. High
> is already selected but after choosing it anyway the pictures are
> normal??? Very strange.
>
> --
> Diederik
>

[Diederik]

S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> That is strange, but it doesn't really effect anything. I mean if you're
> publishing the SWF online then it really only matters how those users will
> be able to see it. Can you post a link to the SWF so I can download it and
> try it on my comptuer?
>

It's a CD-ROM project. Thanks anyway.

--
Diederik

[S. Elliott \(timberfish.com\)]

You may want to report this to Macromedia.

--
Shane Elliott
[url]www.timberfish.com[/url]
[url]www.friesontheside.com[/url]


"Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> > That is strange, but it doesn't really effect anything. I mean if

you're

> > publishing the SWF online then it really only matters how those users

will

> > be able to see it. Can you post a link to the SWF so I can download it

and

> > try it on my comptuer?
> >

>
> It's a CD-ROM project. Thanks anyway.
>
> --
> Diederik
>

[Mostly Anonymous]

Did you try converting the .jpg image to a symbol and using the symbol
instead of the actual .jpg in your frames? Does that help retain the
original quality?
-- Mostly Anonymous

"Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
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All jpg's in my flash movie look very poor but after <CTRL> click -
quality - high on a picture, the pictures look like the should. How
can I set the quality of all picture from startup?

thx,
Diederik

[nGFX]

this is a known flash bug

(google for it)

flash "autodetects" the images and reduces the qual. just place a
_quality="high" in the second frame - this should fix it

(or you've found just one more bug :) )

ngfx



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> You may want to report this to Macromedia.
>
> --
> Shane Elliott
> [url]www.timberfish.com[/url]
> [url]www.friesontheside.com[/url]
>
>
> "Diederik" <Diederik.DD*SPAMTRAP*@pandora.be> wrote in message
> news:qH3Za.57308$F92.6684@afrodite.telenet-ops.be...

> > S. Elliott (timberfish.com) wrote:

> > > That is strange, but it doesn't really effect anything. I mean if

> you're

> > > publishing the SWF online then it really only matters how those users

> will

> > > be able to see it. Can you post a link to the SWF so I can download

it

> and

> > > try it on my comptuer?
> > >

> >
> > It's a CD-ROM project. Thanks anyway.
> >
> > --
> > Diederik
> >

>
>