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Lesson 9. Flash Video
The basics of working in Flash are now familiar to you: keyframes, tweens, laying out screens, importing digital photos, and some basic scripting. As you'll discover in this lesson, working with video in Flash is somewhat different from working with bitmaps, because there's more to video. Specifically, video contains a sequence of bitmap images, rather than a single image; a video file also may include one or more audio tracks; and the video file may be encoded using special compression algorithms. In addition, video files tend to be massive by Web standards (and arguably by any standards). Each of these characteristics of video has implications for how you deploy it. For example, because of its large file size, Web users might require a minute or potentially much longer to download a video. As a result, you must decide whether to stream the video or force the user to download the entire movie first; each option has its pros and cons. In this lesson you'll start with a QuickTime video file, import it into Flash, and publish it on a page in the Jade Valley Web site.
