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Our Raster based video loops are far more realistic and visually stunning than old school vector animations. These flash video loops can be used in websites, powerpoint presentations, video productions and more. Their small file size allows you to use them even in low bandwidth environments.
Videos come in multiple size resolutions for your convenience: Resolution options differ between older and newer video packs.
Included Video Loops Sizes
Sizes: 175x25, 350x100, 500x70, 780x45
OR (depending on video pack)
Sizes: 350x150, 550x400, 700x200, 800x600
Using video loops in header and intro animations is a great way to enhance a website with little effort. The videos give any site a modern high tech appearance.
How do I reduce the file size of the video loops?
In order to reduce the file size of a video loop, open the library and locate the first image. Click once and then right click and choose PROPERTIES. Uncheck the parameter “Use imported JPEG data” and set the quality setting to a number between 0 and 100. Press the TEST button on the right to see a preview of the new quality setting in the thumbnail on the left. After finding a suitable quality setting press OK. In order to reduce your entire video loop quality and size, you must repeat this process for all of the images in the library.
Which video loop size should I use?
For web purposes, try to use the 350x100 or 350x150 video loop size provided. These are usually small enough to be used on the web, and can be further optimized by using the file reduction method described above. You may resize the video loop in the Flash authoring environment by converting the image sequence to a movieclip which can then be enlarged or reduced to suit the specific dimensions of your site. You can enlarge the loops to an extent without losing much quality. This is a better approach than simply using a larger version of the same loop as the file size will be considerably smaller and the change in image quality may not be significant when viewed at screen resolution.
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