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1. Re: Would should or could there be performance difference of a flash file between computer and cd?
kglad Mar 20, 2012 5:02 PM (in response to subtlefly72)1 person found this helpfulthere may (and probably are) different flash player versions in your browser and the stand-alone player. otherwise, there should be no significant differences in performance.
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2. Re: Would should or could there be performance difference of a flash file between computer and cd?
subtlefly72 Mar 20, 2012 5:15 PM (in response to kglad)ok so there is defiately no possiblility of code skipping or not being read properly by the cd.. That's good news. Maybe I will just put it down to tiredness and the stress of a testing with lots of poeple putting the resource thorugh its paces. So basically whatever function (or nonfunction) that I saw, could have been the way the user was interacting- but would definately be the same bahaviour as on the authoring machine. (except for speed of course- I will need to make some preloaders before the end I am sure)
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3. Re: Would should or could there be performance difference of a flash file between computer and cd?
kglad Mar 20, 2012 5:39 PM (in response to subtlefly72)it would be unusual to need preloaders for local files (unless you're using a goto in frame 1 of a movieclip with a large number of frames).
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4. Re: Would should or could there be performance difference of a flash file between computer and cd?
subtlefly72 Mar 20, 2012 7:00 PM (in response to kglad)I am just noticing that on frames where there are movies that are loaded externally, the movie does not appear for a short time while it loads up, not a big deal, but I thought a preloader might fix it.
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5. Re: Would should or could there be performance difference of a flash file between computer and cd?
kglad Mar 20, 2012 10:07 PM (in response to subtlefly72)if there's an objectionable delay, then you're correct: preloading will definitely help.