Re: FLASH: Movie BG Color not matching HTML body color

[sahlan cherpitel]

2nd thoughts after reading webmonkey article


seems i'm on a mac that isn't affected by color shifts as much


however, an easy fix occurs to me for overcoming the html BG vs. flash

setting


that is, after one's movie is completed, to insert a new bottom layer of the

BG color & drag out a color block to double the screen size all around...

this layer can be made invisible for working within the frame & it only adds

about 8 bytes to the movie's first frame


HTH


sahlan


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>

> Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2001 00:54:07 GMT

>

From: Charles Montgomery <cmontgomratpunk [dot] com>

> Subject: Re: FLASH: Movie BG Color not matching HTML body color

>

> Well,

>

> As it turns out the "web-safe" colors no longer are, that you can get

> color-shifts, and you may be running into this. There's a good article

> about this on webmonkey. The article mentions that Flash uses a

> "proprietary" plug-in to get/give color.  They say this gives it

advantages

> (versus using gifs) when putting graphics into background color, but they

> are talking about *within* a Flash movie and go on to note that the

> color-shift problem still exists.

>

> http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/00/37/index2a_page5.html

>

> and they show you the "really" safe colors at:

>

>

http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/00/37/stuff2a/complete_websafe_216/reall

ys

> af

> e_palette.html

>

> pretty funny .. as they say, hope you like green...

>

> Don't know if this is actually your exact problem, but it is worth noting

> anyway....

>



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