RE: FLASH: screen captures

[Curtis Bay]

With most screen shots you'll be better off sizewise and qualitywise by

letting Flash do its best compression job on the bitmap as it is.

Double-click your screen capture in the Library. Deselect "Allow

smoothing" and change your "Export as" setting to Lossless.


Export the movie and, using your size report, compare the size of the

lossless compression with the JPEG. In most situations you will a a huge

improvement in size without losing any image quality.


Curtis


-----Original Message-----

From: Anthony Dwyer [

dwyergaslightmedia [dot] com (mailto:dwyergaslightmedia [dot] com)

]

Sent: Monday, September 28, 1998 10:19 AM

To:

flashershocker [dot] com

Subject: FLASH: screen captures



HI,

I am trying to import some screen captures for a flash movie. I have

tried

importing as .bmp and .jpg and they look fine in the .fla but when I

export

the movie to swf the captures look all fuzzy. Does anyone have any

ideas?

Thanks,

Anthony Dwyer



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