 | | | Rotating video... | Rotating video... 2004-03-19 - By Ray Broussard
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ryanm,
I wasn't asking you. :-) I was asking the original poster. I didn't
see your reply to the original poster until after I posted my message
- slow typist. Had I seen your post, I wouldn't have bothered
replying since I completely agree with just about everything you
suggested. And, excuse me for not completing that sentence 'penalty
if Flash...' - I was trying to say I'd expect a performance penalty
if flash was expected to do that video rotation in the player - not
to mention the likely image quality problems.
Ray Broussard
http://www.PhotographicVR.com/
> > Can you rotate it in your video app before you bring it into Flash?
>> The resulting video rectangle would need a background that matches
>> the background in your flash. Otherwise, I fear you may pay a
>> performance penalty if Flash
>>
> Well, the movie will get larger in terms of both resolution and file
>size when you rotate it, but it would keep Flash from "blurring" the video
>when it plays back. You can always just mask the edges. Your movie might
>look like this
>
> -- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
>|\ \ | <--- Blank Space
>| \ \ |
>| \ \ |
>| \ \ |
>| \ \ |
>| \ \ |
> ----\-- ---- ---- ---- ----\-
>Movie ----^
>
> ...and you could just make a mask to cover the blank space. Obviously my
little ASCII drawing isn't very accurate, but you get the idea.
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