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  1. 05-19-2006, 06:54 AM #1
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    Ideal Resolution For Video Project?

    I'm currently developing a Swift 3D animation that I intend to embed in a Power Point Presentation as a .swf-file. The project then is presented utilizing a video projector. What would be the ideal resolution for rendering the bitmaps in Swift 3D?
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    I've been on travel since April 2nd; however I'm sorry this didn't get answered quickly.

    Truth be told, render to the resolution of the projector - more than likely it'll be 800x600 or 1280x768 (full-screen) for the canvas sizing. The default resolution - around 72dpi is about as good as it gets on the web, but that can be altered somewhat, but honestly it's not like you're going to output something in 480p - standard DVD output - via Swift3D for that kind of usage.

    And as far as incorporating Flash into PowerPoint, have you checked out the free Swiff Point Player?

    Again... sorry this went overlooked.

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