In other words, if image quality isn't an issue than DefineBitsLossless
can safely be replaced by
DefineBitsJPEG and a base64 encoded string can then be used to insert
the image.
daniel fischer wrote:
> jon,
>
> Robert Jonathan Molesa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Fri, 21 Apr 2006 16:00:13
> -0400):
>
jon,
Robert Jonathan Molesa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Fri, 21 Apr 2006 16:00:13 -0400):
> depending on you answer as to their interchangeability, how does
> swfmill decide when and how to apply the two image tags, and is there a
> default?
the primary difference between DefineBitsLossless an
Steve,
once again thank you for your insights. i can see now that this is
far to complicated of costs just to achieve something using a simple
process. My question is then if there is a significant difference to
using one tag over the other? Do they serve different purposes or can
they be us
Hi Robert,
> thanks Steve, that's exactly what I was running into. I had generated the
> base64 for an image and pasted that into an xml file's data child of the
> DefineBitsLossless2 tag and got a very strange looking image.
>
> is that to say that DefineBitsLossless2 is expecting binary repre
thanks Steve, that's exactly what I was running into. I had generated
the base64 for an image and pasted that into an xml file's data child
of the DefineBitsLossless2 tag and got a very strange looking image.
is that to say that DefineBitsLossless2 is expecting binary
representation of an ima
Hi Robert,
> As some of you know I've been playing around with swfmill quite a bit in an
> attempt to document some of the features. I've ran into something I don't
> understand. A while back Mark informed me that the image contained in the
> tag is in fact base64 encoded. I've successfully t
As some of you know I've been playing around with swfmill quite a bit
in an attempt to document some of the features. I've ran into
something I don't understand. A while back Mark informed me that the
image contained in the tag is in fact base64 encoded.
I've successfully taken some images
