"Asesino" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message news:eb8bf4$rhe$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I've created an all flash site here
>
> www.madisonlawgroup.com
>
> All movies published for this site are in 60 frames per second. When I test
> run the whole thing it runs fine, but when I upload the files to my server, the
> animation is real jerky/slow.

"tralfaz" <tralfazmx@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Asesino" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
> news:eb8bf4$rhe$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> I've created an all flash site here
>>
>> www.madisonlawgroup.com
>>
>> All movies published for this site are in 60 frames per second. When I
>> test
>> run the whole thing it runs fine, but when I upload the files to my
>> server, the
>> animation is real jerky/slow.
>
> The human eye is not capable of seeing the difference in such high frame
> rates anyway. Anything above about 30 fps is just a waste of CPU power
> and will drag down the performance of your program. When you set FPS you
> are not setting the speed anyway, you are setting a speed limit. Actual
> speed is dependant on the power of the viewer's computer to perform the
> screen updates. You will have much smoother performance if you don't use
> a high frame rate because the CPU will attempt to run it that fast and
> will jump and stutter trying to do it.
> tralfaz
>