OldNewbie or anyone else 4

[SHARKY99]

Hi Old and/or guys, i looked in the FAQs and found what i need but the link you provided is dead.

I'm looking for a TV screen noise effect(as small, in file size, as possible since it will be used in an intro).

Thanks in advance. ;-)

p.s Worth a star..... Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[wakkoguy]

where are the faq's?

 

[SHARKY99]

In the Flash forum look on top of thread list.

;-) Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[wakkoguy]

here ya go, i got some for ya

http://www.icelebration.org/studentz/330/static.wav

and

http://www.icelebration.org/studentz/330/staticlong.wav

 

[SHARKY99]

Thanks WakkoGuy but it looks like i wasn't clear in my post.

I need the screen effect(static).

But hey thanks for the sounds, i'll sure use 'em. ;-)


Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[wakkoguy]

i'm confused, like a flash file or a sound file>?

 

[SHARKY99]

I'm looking for a .fla or tutorial on the television screen static effect.

;-) Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[wakkoguy]

oh oops my bad

 

[wangbar]

Make your static in Photoshop - take a blank document,fill with white and apply a "noise" filter. Convert to grayscale and import into Flash as a JPEG.

Convert it to a symbol and then add it to four frames of a movie clip rotating it through 90 degrees each frame.

Looks like this...

http://www.wangbar.co.uk/tek-tips/tv.html

The .fla is there too if you change the file extension. Slainte

http://www.wangbar.co.uk

 

[BigBadDave]

Nice one Regards

Big Bad Dave

davidbyng@hotmail.com

 

[SHARKY99]

Thanks Wang, will just be perfect.

I just have to find some kind of effect to reproduce the same as Photoshop(i'm using FireWorks).

Like i said earlier, it's worth a star... ;-) Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[funkymonk]

Wangbar, what fps do you create your movies at? I have just replicated this fx but yours looks a lot faster than mine.

Anyway, excellent tip. Another star for you.

rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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[wangbar]

Cheers Rod - I typically set my framerate to 35fps. Most PCs can handle that and it gives a really smooth flow plus it gets over the problem that Macs (pre Flash MX) had with movie frame rates under 30fps running slow. Slainte

http://www.wangbar.co.uk

 

[funkymonk]

That's excellent! I was always told 16 fps was the most you should do for the web. I always wanted to go higher, 35 fps sounds more like it.....

BTW, You've got some really cool things on your site. I got 610 at SmallJapaneseSoldier, not much I know but I am supposed to be working.

rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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[wangbar]

Check again in a few days 'cos I've got to update it at the weekend and there's another, more complete, game going in there with a very British sense of humour ;-) Slainte

http://www.wangbar.co.uk

 

[funkymonk]

Excellent, I shall keep an eye out.

rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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[SHARKY99]

Ok forget about the noise effect in FireWorks, i just bought Photoshop Elements so no more effect problems.
Have Fun...

Sharky99 >:O>

 

[funkymonk]

Wangbar, thanks again mate. This simple FX you put up of the static tv screen has just kick started a wicked personal project.

Thanks again....

I'll post a link when I've done some more to it.

rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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[wangbar]

Cool, look forward to seeing that when it's done. Slainte

http://www.wangbar.co.uk