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PostPosted: September 10th, 2008, 3:21 pm 
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Hi folks,
I have a presentation which zooms from sattelite level to building level, similar to Match of the Day when it zooms to a stadium. I have this working but a problem I have is that when I first run the program, the time it takes to load the images interupts the smoothness.

There are over 170 images in a multiframe each approx 150 kb and collectively 20mb. They are set to run automatically and 0.050 sec in between each image. In my settings I have reduced the quality when publishing to 20% which is still fine.

If I run the sequence more than once without exiting the program then subsequent runs on the multiframe are brilliant and as expected.

I have tried to load the pictures on page load but I still have this problem.

Can anyone offer any suggestions?

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Morning Syn,

Use a standard group of frames instead of MF. This way all the images are displayed at start-up and you can write a loop that hides them in turn eliminating the delay.

Mack

P.S you can drag the frames from you MF into a standard frame rather than creating them anew.

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Syn,

Why not use Opus 'Slideshow' object? If you turn-off its autostart, you will control it via actions.

It's easy to add many files at once --- when you browse to one pic file, just select All and hit Okay. Similarly in Opus dialogue can select all to change timing.

Sequence is probably by name.

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PostPosted: September 12th, 2008, 1:40 pm 
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mackavi wrote:
Morning Syn,

Use a standard group of frames instead of MF. This way all the images are displayed at start-up and you can write a loop that hides them in turn eliminating the delay.

Mack

P.S you can drag the frames from you MF into a standard frame rather than creating them anew.


Thanks for the idea Mack. I will try this over the weekend.

As for the slideshow object, I will look further.
Thanks for your input guys.

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