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Subject: Re: FLASH: PCs and frame rate
From: John Dowdell
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 23:52:17 +0100

At 12:44 PM 8/22/0, julie gargan wrote:
> I have heard that the frame rate on some PCs maxes out at 16 fps.

No, that's just one of those things that gets passed around in emails. The
story feeds on itself. Both our posts have probably infected someone else
by now.

Key concepts:
-- Test your content on the minimum target delivery machines during
development. This will let you accurately measure the slowest framerate for
that content.
-- The framerate in event-based formats is the top limit; you're
guaranteed it won't play faster and it won't drop frames. A given machine
may or may not react that limit for given content, while a faster machine
may.
-- (Streaming is the exception that proves the "won't drop frames" rule.)


jd




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