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| Downloads:12,705 |
| Version Downloads:1,026 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:17 Aug 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $99.95 |
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FosterFox reviewed on 29 Feb 2012
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silentw reviewed on 17 May 2009
The biggest con about the ap is it may take a bit of practice to understand what settings to tweak to get the file to reduce the parts you don't mind and maintain the parts you do. Even then, it has come in quite handy to have in my toolbox of applications.
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RT Ideas reviewed on 16 May 2009
Trying some settings changes, I was able to drop the 9MB file down to 4.6MB, but that seemed mostly due to sound compression. It still had the graphic anomalies above.
I can tweak sound externally for similar results.
According to their site, the $99 version is for personal use only. To use it commercially, you need to purchase the $299 version--actually worth it to me if it worked out of the box and significantly reduced my bandwidth for my larger projects and less time having to tweak my work.
I see potential, but no use for me at this time.
I started programming with 3.5k of usable memory on my VIC-20. The MU logo on this page is 4.8k. Optimization is always in my thoughts.
See for yourself:
http://img448.imageshack.us/img448/990/optimizefails4mt.gif
No offense, but this isn't much incentive to shell out $100! Flash Optimizer seemed to be the only app on MU that offered SWF compression, so I was optimistic.
So what's up here, Eltima?
Anonymous reviewed on 20 May 2005