ActionScript 2.0 :: Saving / Sending Flash As A Jpeg?
Aug 15, 2005
I have created a simple picture maker for a pre-school website that allows the user to print out their final picture. [URL]... Does anybody know if it is possible to create a similar thing that allows the user to actually save the image or send it via email instead of printing the image.
I am trying to take a variable sent from flash, and save it to a spot on my web server using PHP, I have NO idea how to do this, and I can't seem to find code that works anywhere on the web
we are in the processing of concepting an online configurator and need the ability to grab an image of the end product and attach it to an e-mail or save it somewhere on thewebserver.is something like this possible with Flash? I know it is possible to send the screen to a printer, but I was unsure about saving an image of the screen to the server.
I have created drawings in Adobe Flash and saved them as .fla files. However, when I try to save the files as JPEGs beyond a certain resolution (such as 4000x4000 pixels), the image gets altered. Essentially, it get's cropped, but some background is left in the remaining pixels. Original image (.fla) Jpeg image (with the saving problem):
Im using Adobe Flash CS3 PRO. I don't know what's wrong..when I try to import photos into the stage the photos get resized.My photographs are 550px by 413px. I set my stage to the same size. Then I go to import to stage. I click import as a sequence. All the photos are appear smaller on the stage. They are only about 200px.I am basicaly trying to import a sequence of photographs for my stop motion animation.
I have downloaded the source file for the Export JPEG with Flash/PHP sample from http:[url].... . What this script does is it lets you print the flash screen you have using the new flash.display.BitmapData class.I was able to run it on my server however I also want to be able to save the jpg image that it generates on a folder on my server. What I did is I added a an image file name in the imagejpeg() function
imagejpeg($img, "filename.jpg", 90);
The image is being saved on my server however, now the image is not being displayed on the browser. Both on IE and Firefox.
automatically replacing a flash file with a jpeg, for non flash users.
I also am looking for some scrpt which tells users if they haven't got a/the correct flash plug in. My site uses a flash 5 file as well as flash mx 2004.
Could somebody give a hand with this? I am trying to export a flash image to jpeg. I can do it but the image is cropped when I open it in photoshop. This is the original image (is is an screenshot and not exported with flash): And this is the image exported with flash (as you can see it is cropped on the right): [URL] Why is the second image cropped?
I want to allow a user to create a comic page layout in Flash which would allow them to upload JPEGs into the comic page layout then the Flash interface would allow them to move them around and add speach bubbles.
I would then like these to be uploaded to my web server and the whole thing converted to a JPEG. What would be involved to achieve this?
We are attempting to convert a flash frame into a JPEG without using the Flex SDK or other adobe tools. Right now, we have a flash file that passes binary data over to a .cfm page, which uses the following code to change the headers:
<cfset var = GetHttpRequestData()> <cfcontent type="image/jpeg"> <cfheader name="Content-Disposition" value="attachment; filename=#url.name#">
In Flash, via the authoring environment, you can put bitmaps in your movie that are compressed with JPEG but still support full alpha transparency, something JPEG does not support out-of-the-box. Is there a way to achieve the same when embedding bitmaps via the Flex [Embed] tag?
I have a school project to make a website and me and my group have an great idea, we have created graphical editor in flash. So every person can load that in their browser and play with their photos etc. But how can we save the result of their actions in JPEG file? in another words, how can we export from flash movie to exetrnal JPEG file? or we could have save and send that JEPG file to an e-mail?
i have flash file contains background and dynamic text area, where visitors can type their names on it and after that they will click on a button to save the image with their name on it as jpeg to be wallpaper or to send it to friends, how can i do that?
i m creating a t-shirt customization by using flash, ASP.NET and MSSQL.. there are 3 main functions of customization which are add color, add image and add text. and finally save as jpeg file.. and store into database is tat possible to do this? how to write e code which save t shirt as jpeg file?(by using flash and asp.net)
generate Jpeg-files (or gif/png) from the content that is on your stage?I'm working on a Coloring game in flash, but my client want that the visitors can make a wallpaper of their coloringwork.
there is some simple way I can capture a screen shot to a jpeg or something similar when running an exe/swf on full screen?Basically I have a car configurator, and at the end I want to capture the final choice of colour/ wheels/ background and maybe name of person to a file.....
I've been grappling with this problem and am still in need of a solution. I've built a flash site that is image-rich. Images are JPEG files pulled into "createEmptyMovieClip" that I have in AS 2.0 on the flash file. Unfortunately the quality of the images are really bad and that seriously compromises my site.
I am trying to pass an encoded JPEG from Flash/AS3 toColdfusion. The JPEG is generated in Flash with a Drawing tool, andwe want to save the JPEG on the Coldfusion server. I have written asimple CFC that saves files passed from a Flex RemoteObject, but Ican't get anything like that working in Flash.The only documentation I found that seems close to this onAdobe's site was this, am I barking up the wrong tree with this
I am creating a website for a wedding and using the photos of the couple on the website. I created designs in Photoshop CS3 with the following settings:Document Size: 6.25" x 8.25" or 1875p x 2475p @ 300pixels/inch To use the image in flash, I used "Save As" in photoshop to convert image into JPEG with "Quality 10 Maximum" setting.I created a Flash CS3 document with the following settings: Document Size: 6.25" x 8.25" or 494 x 550 pixels I imported the JPEG image from photoshop into flash and came in an image much larger than 6.25"x8.25". I resized the image in flash with constrained dimensions to 494x550 pixels and it the text shadows and glow lost its clarity.
TRIAL 1Obviously something was wrong. So, I went back to Photoshop and used the save for web/devices option and saved it as a high quality JPEG. Same result.
TRIAL 2This time, I tried a different trick in Photoshop. I went to Image->Image Size and changed the image resolution to 150pixels/inch and used "Save As" again. I imported it again to Flash and now the image was too small.
How do I match the image "save as" from photoshop to the flash document size so that I dont lose resolution? I used Zoomify in photoshop successfully without losses. Why is it not possible to just import an image to look the same way a JPEG file appears?
why the png function differs from jpeg in flash when the break command is put to use.when i import a logo png into flash and then go to modify>break apart all .the logo then has a rectangle full of black dots and i cant keep just the logoso its hard to remove and keep just the logo required.but importing a jpeg and then using the command modify>bitmap>trace bitmap i get a good result with none of those multiple black small dots.now what id like to know is,if a png can have the command=modify>bitmap>trace bitmap applied to it.i would have upload a file for better explanation but...they have been disabled for a while.
Could somebody give a hand with this? I am trying to export a flash image to jpeg. I can do it but the image is cropped when I open it in photoshop. This is the original image (is is an screenshot and not exported with flash):
I was trying to erase(using eraser tool) some portions of the jpeg file after importing it in flash.. It does not work....I even converted it to symbol but the problem remains the same. Is it permitted or I am following the wrong approach.
I had another issue with a swf file..It plays perfect in the flash player...But when the same file is imported & played in the After Effects, it displays a still frame..
I have two images on my flash stage (A camera image and a scenery image) The idea is that the camera is in front of the scenery. The problem is although both images are on my stage the camera is completely transparent and looks wrong . How can I set the cannon image transparency so that it is a solid image on top of the background image.
I have an AIR app that saves JPEG files to the hard drive. Currently, the jpegs are in RGB colorspace, but I am wanting them to be saved as CMYK jpegs. Is this possible in flash? If so, does anyone know of any libraries or examples that can help me with such a task?
I've built an image-rich website using AS 2.0. It pulls JPEGS into EmptyMovieClips that I've written the .fla file. The JPEGs are really high resolution, but become quite blurry/pixellated when viewed on the flash site.
Ive been doing Photoshop work for some time and am now looking into doing some flash for my website. If you look at my header on my site http:[url].. it is a Jpeg at the momment for the title. What I want to know is that if i replace the header with flash is there away that I can add code so that if someone has a low bandwidth connection it would not load the flash and use the Jpeg image instead. The reason being is I know how bad it is waiting for flash to load on some websites when bandwidth is limited and it would be good to give people the option upon loading.
I've figured out how to link texted but I've made custom made text with design in it in photoshop. I imported them into my animated menu and I don't see a link option for the jpeg texted I exported out of photoshop. It links fine if I type the text in flash but the pictures I need to link.