i found this rather strange that some swf video (particularly ones created with camtasia screencast) that i view will use extraordinarily large amount of memory as it's playing..
an example of such problem: when i view dragdroprobot2 video in this page using "barebone" firefox
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/dragdrop/Movie_DragDrop/DragDrop.html
i was shocked to see in taskmanager that firefox memory usage almost hit 300mb as the video is playing in the browser..what is wrong?
is there any tool to convert the swf flash video to avi so i can view it in avi video instead? i want to watch the remaining part of the video where i had to end task at that point
an example of such problem: when i view dragdroprobot2 video in this page using "barebone" firefox
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/dragdrop/Movie_DragDrop/DragDrop.html
i was shocked to see in taskmanager that firefox memory usage almost hit 300mb as the video is playing in the browser..what is wrong?
is there any tool to convert the swf flash video to avi so i can view it in avi video instead? i want to watch the remaining part of the video where i had to end task at that point


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), I'd say part of it was the codec implementation Camtasia used, though that is just a guess. I opened a flv I had (the actual Shockwave format video in an SWF) and it was in the 17,000 kb range. If you watch TaskMgr though you'll also see the memory usage go up along with frame numbers... The linked video has a large frame, & as the amount of visual data increases, so does the memory to hold it.










