Chapter 21. Publishing Flash Movies
IN THIS CHAPTER
Using the Bandwidth Profiler
Generating a size report
Understanding Flash movie publish options
Creating profiles in Publish Settings
Using HTML templates with your Flash movies
Creating bitmap image alternates for your Flash movie
If you have read Parts I through V of the book, you're probably more than ready to get your Flash movies uploaded to your Web server to share with your visitors. This chapter shows you how to create Flash movies (.swf files) from Flash CS3 so that your Flash movies can be played with the Flash Player plug-in or ActiveX Control for Web browsers. We'll show you how to test your Flash movies, prepare Flash movie options, and adjust other output formats from Flash CS3, such as HTML documents and image formats.
Tip
In this chapter, you also learn how to take advantage of Flash CS3's Flash Player detection option. This feature adds the necessary JavaScript code to your HTML document in order to check the Flash Player plug-in version installed in a user's browser.
Testing Flash Movies
You have four ways to test your Flash movies: in the authoring environment using the Control
Flash documents files (.fla) have much larger file sizes than their Flash movie file (.swf) counterparts. To accurately foretell the network bandwidth that a Flash movie requires, you need to know how large the final Flash movie will be. If the download ...
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