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Add your opinions and experiences... This is something which has troubled me for a while now. I value your opinion.
Create a bare bones movie (2 frame black white strobe) with a frame speed of 75 fps...
Play it in the SWF player and it plays at 20-25 frames per second roughly.
Play it in a browser (PC) and it plays at 75 fps...
Play it in a browser (MAC) and it plays substantially slower... (40 fps)
We can't really blame processor speed when we are dealing with such a simple movie setup...
So why does it run slower?
Your thoughts?
Does anyone else find this to be a problem.... It is just of late that I am experimenting with superframespeed stuff and this complicates the situation incredibly....
Your opinions would be greatly appreciated....
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I also find this strange. But make a movie at 25fps, it looks normal in each situation.
I believe this is just the quality of the player.
Flash was initially designed for the internet on Win9x.
I've never seen a site over 20fps tho, so this should never become much of a problem.
Never go over 35fps. - Even nice PCs slow down.
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I made a site at 20fps on the mac with flash 5. It runs fine on mac, but when testing it on a pc with flash 5, it runs about 40% faster. Nothing to do with processor speed, it just plays too fast.
As a test, I also made a 6 second movie at 20fps. On a mac, it took 8.3 seconds to finish. On a pc it took 6 seconds. the movie was very simple so it didn't matter if you were on a fast computer or not..
