Swf colors rendered diffrent in IE, FF, Opera

Hi folks,
Just changed a header from png image to swf, needed a red
blinking "beacon" But strangely the color of the swf renders
diffrently in all browsers except safari? Does anyone have a clue?
Colorprofile issue in the PSD file maybe? Have tried a few options
but no luck so far...
http://www.swedenpicture.se/prelook/gallerilofoten/index.html
Link is here:
Cheers!

FYI. Looks pretty in Firefox on my Mac (same as Safari).
There have been some issues with Color Management in Flash:
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/10/get_better_color_through_fp10.html
...but usually you see them in the Flash authoring
environment.
Even more likely for this case, though, is that you're using
wmode in your html, which is notorious for causing display
problems:
<param name="wmode" value="opaque" />
Get rid of this parameter entirely. You shouldn't need it for
this piece.

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