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Rotating video...

Rotating video...

2004-03-19       - By ryanm

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> 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.

> Personally, I try to scale down video exactly by half and use exactly
> half the original frame rate and I prefer to space out my key frames
> to not more than one every half second - but those are just personal
> preferences and aren't even appropriate for some types of video. Of
> course you always want to start with the original uncompressed video
> if available. Another thing, I consider it good practice for video
> dimensions to always be evenly divisible by four. I realize no one
> asked... just my 2c.
>
   I just try to make the video as close to the way I want it displayed in
Flash as possible, so that Flash has the least amount of effect on the video
as possible. I usually try to do the same with images as well.

ryanm


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