[Flashcoders] mProjector experience?

[Randy Tinfow]

I've got a simple mProjector project, 2 Flash screens running video in sync. Anyone here have mProjector experience? I'd be happy to pay for a half hour consult or to farm it out. The documentation is not wonderful.

Thanks!

Randy Tinfow
rti...@gmail.com

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> The solid color may be because you're sampling the color of the layer in photoshop, rather than the anti-aliased image as in Flash.
> Could you try exporting from photoshop as a jpeg-- that way you would at least see what's happening in the compression?
>
>> I'm working on a project that includes a number of panels upon which are
>> images.
>>
>> These images have been imported from photoshop.
>>
>> The images are basically cut out from a solid background and have a
>> crude border around them.
>>
>> The panel background is a solid colour.
>>
>> If you are looking well enough, the edges of the images can be seen.
>>
>> Looking in the photoshop document, the edges of the images cannot be
>> seen against the background (which is on a seperate layer).
>>
>> Colour sampling in photoshop of the solid panel background shows a solid
>> colour. Doing the same around the edges of the images shows that the
>> colour does vary.
>>
>> Because of the variation in colour I would expect a bit of an edge to be
>> visible, but I can't detect it in photoshop.
>>
>> It's possible that some of these assets were loaded into flash with some
>> compression - I'll need to investigate, but I'm wondering if I'm on a
>> hiding to nothing trying to eradicate this faint edge around the assets.
>>
>> Anyone else come up against this? First time for it to be an issue for me.
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> Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 19:35:11 +0000
> From: "Paul A." <pa...@ipauland.com>
> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Colour rendition of imported assets
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> On 05/11/2013 19:13, David Cohn wrote:
>> The solid color may be because you're sampling the color of the layer in photoshop, rather than the anti-aliased image as in Flash.
>> Could you try exporting from photoshop as a jpeg-- that way you would at least see what's happening in the compression?
> I had a chat with the designer and an alternative solution was proposed
> ( it's only possible because elements that sit on top of each other on
> the panels can cover up the background without creating artifacts).
>
> The solution is to create a single image of the panel with images in
> situ. The items on the panel are dragged off, so a MC with a small
> alpha, can be dragged and a covering graphic shown that hides the
> original image.
>
> So problem solved, but quite a bit of work redoing the app.
>
> Paul
>>
>>> I'm working on a project that includes a number of panels upon which are
>>> images.
>>>
>>> These images have been imported from photoshop.
>>>
>>> The images are basically cut out from a solid background and have a
>>> crude border around them.
>>>
>>> The panel background is a solid colour.
>>>
>>> If you are looking well enough, the edges of the images can be seen.
>>>
>>> Looking in the photoshop document, the edges of the images cannot be
>>> seen against the background (which is on a seperate layer).
>>>
>>> Colour sampling in photoshop of the solid panel background shows a solid
>>> colour. Doing the same around the edges of the images shows that the
>>> colour does vary.
>>>
>>> Because of the variation in colour I would expect a bit of an edge to be
>>> visible, but I can't detect it in photoshop.
>>>
>>> It's possible that some of these assets were loaded into flash with some
>>> compression - I'll need to investigate, but I'm wondering if I'm on a
>>> hiding to nothing trying to eradicate this faint edge around the assets.
>>>
>>> Anyone else come up against this? First time for it to be an issue for me.
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[Ted Lehr]

Anyone have any experience/guidance with how to modifying list entries in Sharepoint 2010 from Flash?

Ted

[Merrill, Jason]

Yes - you can call Sharepoint webservices from Flash. There are some libraries out there (or were) for calling Webservices from Flash you can use to do this. Been a while though, so can't give you any specific links, but yes, it can be done, we've done it for many projects.

There are also Javascript libraries out there that call Webservices and even Sharepoint specific JS libraries. You can set up Javascript communication in Flash to talk to these libraries to send and receive Sharepoint list data.

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