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"Motion Maker" <macromedia@osfordusahay.com> wrote in message
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> To eliminate the problem being the Flash movie, if you have not done so
> use Control Test Movie, view bandwidth profiler and select simulate
> download in Control Test Movie. Plus in Publish Settings, you might find
> the Flash tab Generate size report might pin point a bottleneck.
>
> If you have used Test Movie, make sure you know how to use it in download
> simulation mode.
>
> Flash downloads the root timeline one frame at a time and attempts to play
> them after so many have arrived.
>
> If early frames are large, we wait. Largeness can include Fonts
> downloaded, bitmaps and event sounds to name some of the common bricks.
>
>
> --
> Lon Hosford
> www.lonhosford.com
> May many happy bits flow your way!
> "Kambell" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I was curious if anyone could tell me why flash files on my website
> take
> sometime to pop up when they are supposed to. It seems like it is loading
> it
> for some reason because when you enter the page, it takes about 15 seconds
> to
> pop up and start. It does that at all connections, high speed, DSL, etc.
>