[osflash] 8-bit PNGEncoder

[iiley]

Thanks Ibrahim, yeah, of course i can, maybe with a java program at the
background, but if i can just encode it in the client, then i got smaller
file to transfer to server, you know the file size for a network application
is important. Also, if i can encode it in the client, i don't need to
convert again in the server...

So, well, i'm searching a encoder written in other languages too then i may
can convert it to AS3, but no lucky, still searching...


2007/6/30, Ibrahim Y <ibwq85 at gmail.com>:
>
> Hi,
> in fact I have no background about this issue, but can't you convert the
> 32b RGBA to 8b as second step ?
> may the guy use this way !
>
> Ibrahim
>
>  On 6/29/07, iiley <iiley.chen at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >  Hi list,
> >
> > I saw there is a useful PNGEncoder class in AdobeLib which is open
> > source, it is cool but it always encode the png to be 32bit RGBA which make
> > files very large. So, i'm searching a PNGEncoder which can encode 8-bit
> > level png files. Is there some guys already has that or know where is one?
> > (I'v googled it but no good result) Thanks in advance!!
> >
> > Regards~~
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