Image rendering in flash

We are building a flash based product where we need to create icons for various modules. we are having challenges in look and feel of the icons- what looks really good on Adobe Illustrator/ Photoshop looks jagged on flashPlayer. A challenge we have is that the overall screen aspect ratio, and hence aspect for the icons which are relatively-sized, can change.
We were told in discussions with some adobe folks that
(a) we need to build icons which are square,
(b)in multiples of 32 pixels.
(c) use a png format
As per them, this way the pixelation is reduced and diagonal lines won't appear jagged- we still have an issue on rendering in flash player
Any ideas/ guidance on how to approach this?

You need to activate smoothing (bilinear filtering) which in Flash Professional is done via a checkbox.
In Flex:
If you target Flash Player 9, use the Smooth Image component:
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Smooth_Image-4001.html
If you target Flash Player 10, the Image control has a new property smooth. Just set it to true.

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I have a ColdFusion Directory Watcher Gateway that watches a directory where Lightroom auto-imports images from a tethered capture session. When the camera sends Lightroom a new image, the new image is processed by Lightroom and moved to a target directory, and since ColdFusion's Directory Watcher is watching that targeted directory, ColdFusion will create a thumbnail image in a subfolder and notifiy LCDS that of the new image and related metadata.
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The difference seems to be only in how the images are put in the original target location. The problem is when Lightroom puts them there, but it works when I put them there as a user.
*** More Interesting Info *** I have the Flex code for the Photoshop Extension duplicated in a standalone, non-CSSDK project using Flex 3.4 which I launch in a browser. I have mirrored the code in the Photoshop extension, but in this manner, the problem does not exist. With plain Flex 3.4 in a browser, whenever LCDS notifies the datagrid of a new photo record, the datagrid's new row ALWAYS shows the thumbnail correctly.
A primary difference in how the thumbnail image is rendered is that in a browser, the Flex 3.4 project accesses the image assets over the network, however, in the Photoshop Extension, the image asset WITH THE SAME RELATIVE PATH is accessed over the local file system.
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** The important part to remember is that when I stop the Flash Builder debug session and close Photoshop, then relaunch the debug with Photoshop, then all the images show up correctly in the Extension.
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Thank you!
Steve
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Environment
====================================================
Photoshop CS5 Extended 12.01 x32
Flash Builder 4
CS SDK 1.02
Extension Builder SDK 3.4
MacBook Pro / OS X 10.5 / Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz / Procs: 1 / Cores: 2 / Memory: 8 GB
App configured for Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended
====================================================
NewsAgencyPhotoshop.mxml
====================================================
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" xmlns="com.stevenerat.news.*"
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A DUMP OF THE DATAPROVIDER
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------------------DUMP----------------------------
(mx.collections::ArrayCollection)#0
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------------------END_DUMP------------------------

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hi @all ..
i'm sperimenting with a function to turn my flash site to fullscreen and i know that the best way to design such a site is to draw everything in flash using vector graphics ..
BUT
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Have you tested it with IE online or only locally? Locally IE will usually prohibit displaying Flash content.

Showing image instead of flash for mobiles?

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Siva
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Test Case C - Removing the sub-scene along with last 2 scenes reduced the Project total timeline to 00:53:13:18. The resulting autoplay DVD Burn on HP Appcrashed this time at 82% thru "Encoding Media'. So...examining the total timeline scene at around 00:43:00:00 I find 13 more sub-scenes that are derived from a set of old 8mm film conversions to .avi files. The sub-scenes are moderately adjusted for lightness and color and are a little out of sequence from the original .avi files. So lets remove them all.
Test Case D1 - Removing the last 2 scenes and the 4th scene from last, reduced the Project total timeline to 00:50:42:00. The resulting autoplay DVD Burn on HP was successful! I then prepared a Travel-Menu-based DVD Burn on the HP with 3 scene markers and it also was successful. So I believe the Project may be OK under HP Win 7 64 PrE 11 by removing or perhaps re-editing the 4th from last Scene. To test this conclusion I will add the last 2 scenes back into the Project and try a Menu-Based Burn on both the HP and Dell platforms. I believe it will work .. will report back.
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