FLASH as DVD

Hello
I am really not sure where to begin. I am creating a
portfolio DVD for my employer. I am using flash to design the
interface.
I create buttons that link to videos within the flash file.
WHen I publish as a windows projectior and play the exe file the
video does not show up. ?
Any advice? Also...is a projector file the bast way to go?
also, my animations in the menu windows run pretty slow...?
Any advice woudl be great!
Thank you-
wade

WAMER wrote:
> If I dont' publish as a EXE for DVD...
> what is best option?
EXE is basically the regular SWF wrapped with the flash
player so the
end user does not need to have player install in order to
watch the movie.
If you publish it as SWF in html and the user has no player,
might not
be able to view the portfolio.
EXE projector is a perfect way to go if it's going to be run
on computer.
Not to mention there are 3rd party tools that can make some
wonders to the
projector. Like custom shape, transparency and lotssssss
more.
Check www.FlashJester.com tool call Jugglor
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