Some of the JPGs might be exported with Progressive turned on.  Flash
can't display those (pre 8) so that might be your issue.


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> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 10:24 AM
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Dynamically Loading JPGs ~ Strange Behavior
> 
> I have about 20 jpegs that are dynamically being loaded into a swf.
These
> images are loaded one at a time, fade in as the previous one fades
out,
> and then eventually the loop starts over again, loading the initial
image.
> I am using the MovieClipLoader Class to load them. I am, however,
running
> into an odd problem.
> 
> On the site's live server (Linux Box), the images don't always get
loaded
> in to the swf and there is just 'white' space.  I have this exact site
on
> another hosting company's server (windows) and the issue never occurs.
To
> resolve the issue, I have even tried to use a "cacheBuster" for the
images
> (ex: image1.jpg?12345). This however still doesn't work.  I have also
> tried using a "Windows" server on the live site, but it yielded the
same
> result. In my mind. clearly this is an issue with the hosting
company?.
> Does anyone have any thioughts about why this may be occuring?
> 
> Thanks for any and all replies.
> 
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