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Tool to check CPU usage of flash banners

Jul 28, 2010 6:45 AM

Hi all

 

I am looking for a tool or software that could help me to determine if a flash ad uses too much cpu.

 


I work in a big site, and we upload dozens of new ads every day. we receive the ads usually from the advertising agencies as a link to embed. some of those ads are not build well, and they raise the CPU of our users' computers, especially of those that have weak computers. It there a good way to determine which ads will hurt the cpu, except from testing them on a crappy old computer?

 

Thanks

Ilana

1630 Views   2 Replies   Latest reply: advalidation, May 3, 2011 12:17 PM
 
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  • Leif Ryvarden
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    1. Leif Ryvarden,
    Sep 5, 2010 12:31 PM   in reply to ilanatamir
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    I, and countless other webdevelopers/webmaster/ad-managers must have the same problem. I'm looking for a tool where I could play a flash-file and the tool would give me some sort of standardized unit-measurement that would let me compare and document problems. X,X million CPU-cycles or something?

     

    Einar Ryvarden, CTO/head of development, Aller Internett AS, Norway

     
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    2. advalidation,
    May 3, 2011 12:17 PM   in reply to ilanatamir
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    Don't know if this it too late but we have a tool that does exacty that. You can check it out at advalidation.com

     

    We run all the creatives on our servers and give you a report with CPU, clicktag, FPS, Audio, Flash Version, Action Script Version, http connections and much more. You can even set it up to validate against your ad specifications.

     

    Best,

    Advalidation

     
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