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Just set the movie size to match the entire desktop.
> but I do'nt know if the computer can do two things (video an Flash) at a
> time.
In general, for such applications, it's good to lower the resolution: e.g.
1600 (800 + 800) * 600. Easier for developing too. Develop at high res,
where the entire stage fits on screen, then change resolution for playback.
However, the limit is usually flash. If flash plays ok, at half the screen,
then the video will too. Video playback is much less cpu demanding than
flash animations. This ofcourse depends on both the complexity of flash and
the video codec used, but as a rule, flash is the one that will set the
resolution limits.
"Anne" <anmalo42@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hello:
>
> I need to develop an application in Lingo that have two displays one TFT
> for PC and one TFT VGA for quicktime video.
>
> In the PC I'll have some buttons and Flash animation, when a person click
> on a button I want to see in the TFT video one Quicktime movie while in
> the PC a Flash animation is happening.
> Do you know how to do this, please?
>
> Can I do this for example, making the stage big enough for the two
> displays? but I do'nt know if the computer can do two things (video an
> Flash) at a time.
> Can you help me, please?
> thank you very much
>
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