Flash animation

Flash animation

Flash animation refers to the use of Adobe Flash technology, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Flash, to create and display animated content or videos with accompanying soundtracks on websites, games, and mobile phones. The primary advantage of using flash animation is that it requires significantly less bandwidth to deliver the same length of video content compared to traditional video formats.From: Practical Recording Techniques [2019], Mobile TV [2019]

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Published in Sreeparna Banerjee, Elements of Multimedia, 2019

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Some popular digital file formats include Audio Video Interleave (AVI) for the video container market and Windows Media Video (WMV). These formats have less compression than other file formats and therefore have more accurate image quality. Two quick formats widely used for feature-length movies are MOV and QT. These provide a diverse array of video content. For Flash, the formats are FLV, which was the original format for FLASH and shock wave flash (SWF) for Flash animation. Another file format is Advanced Video Encoding High Definition (AVCHD).

Impact of digital content on young children’s reading interest and concentration for books

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Published in Behaviour & Information Technology, 2019

Lin Wang, Hana Lee, Da Young Ju

The major difference amongst the four prototypes is the difference in their interactivity, as shown in Figure 2. The interactivity of an app book and AR book is high, while that of a paper book and flash animation is low. According to the data, it can be speculated that digital prototypes with lower interactivity could increase children’s reading concentration. However, prototypes with high interactivity could significantly reduce children's reading concentration.

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