on 6/3/01 9:18 PM, Bastien Bouchard at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>I think that freebytes better reflect memory requested by Director, not
>necessarily the memory really used by the system. For example, i experienced
>a memory build up problem when playing a big (+300 !!!) number of avi or
>mpeg files on Windows machines (98 or 2000) altough freebytes did'nt
>reflected it.
The freebytes remains steady during video playback, its when I'm loading in
lots of graphics or doing tweening (fade ins and outs) that freebytes is
giving erroneous numbers.
> I wonder if this kind of problem only occur with digital video or other
> media types...
I'm only running 10 videos in total. The opening one is 57 meg, the others
average about 20-30 and one almost NEVER gets run. So I think my problem
lies elsewhere, but thanks for the input.
L8R,
JRS
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