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Subject: FLASH: Re: GIF compression
From: Danielle Roberts
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 18:45:14 GMT

Hello Kristopher,

>Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 07:46:59 -0500
>From: Kristopher Schultz <kristopheratwriteme [dot] com>
>Subject: Re: FLASH: GIF compression
>
>I'm afraid the "GIF" checkbox in the publish settings has NOTHING to do with
>using GIIF compression INSIDE the Flash movie itself (it is only for
>creating an alternate GIF to display if people don't have the Flash
>plug-in).
>
>Flash uses JPEG compression on ALL bitmaps by default. To override this for
>bitmaps that would benefit more from GIF compression do the following:
>
>1) In the Library, double-click on the bitmap you are concerned with.
>2) Change the "Compression" setting from "Photo (JPEG)" to "Lossless
>(PNG/GIF)".

I've already done that but the sizereport says:

Bitmap Compressed Original Compression
----------------------- ---------- ---------- ------------

01.gif 1132 532 Lossless

Does that mean that Flash uses the compressed bitmap or the original, in
this case the smallest?

Regards,

Danielle.


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