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Re: Conflict With Windows Vista? Chris Georgenes
3/7/2007 3:06:40 PM
flash (macromedia): there were a few lengthy threads about this a couple weeks ago - try searching - i cant remember the
solution and i dont have vista.

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Conflict With Windows Vista? FreshLaundry
3/7/2007 7:50:46 PM
Please help me. This is truly, truly awful.

I got a new computer AMD Athlon 64x X2 Dual Core, 2.4GHz.
It came with Windows Vista Home Premium.
I installed Adobe Flash Professional 8.

I have Windows XP at home and Flash 8 works just fine.

On this computer, ANY movie clip I double-click on takes f..o..r..e..v..e..r
to update the screen. Excruciatingly slow.
If you notice when you double-click a movieclip Flash makes an animation of a
dashed box zoom up from the clip to make it look as if you are zooming into the
movie clip -- well I watch that dashed rectangle slowly, slowly expand till it
fills the whole screen. Only then will Flash resume normally. It expands in
slow chunky movements.

Strangely enough, if I click on a movie clip in the library - no problems. It
opens up almost immediately.

I've tried this with new files, old files, sample files. All the same.

Either Windows or Flash hates something about that 'zooming into a movie clip'
animation. It hates backing out of them too. I get the dashed box when I go
back to the main timeline as well.

This is just devastating. There is no way I can use Flash like this.
Any suggestions welcome.

I've already shut down every background program I thought was interfering.
I've already reinstalled. (The uninstall took a bizarrely long time to do its
thing. Could I have a bad copy?) I've kept a processor meter running whilst the
problem occurred and the processor isn't sweating it at all. So what's the
problem!?

I was tech support for years, but here I'm completely at a loss.
And trying to google 'problems flash 8 slow opening movie clip' is obviously
useless.

*sob*


Re: Conflict With Windows Vista? FreshLaundry
3/7/2007 8:20:45 PM
thank you.
it seems flash has a problem with Windows Aero effects or dual core machines
or something.
no one has issued a patch or even an explanation - truly appalling.

for now the solution seems to be:
1. right click the flash .exe and set to XP compatibility mode
2. disable desktop composition on the .exe

like this:
http://www.kokkos.com/Flash-VistaFix.jpg

Re: Conflict With Windows Vista? egidiomessito
3/23/2007 2:12:54 PM
same problem with windows vista on my new laptop HP DV6000 series.
It's incredibly slow opening and closing movie clip.
I can't believe that using the beta version of vista the adobe/macromedia
engineeres didn't fix this super big giant owful problem !
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