[swfmill] Accessing frames in AS3

[Ralf Fuest]

The compression uses zlib to make the resulting SWF file smaller.
Compressed files, generated by swfmill, seem to have a different header
in the compressed part of the file, so they aren't 100% binary identical
to the original, but the uncompressed versions should normally be equal.
I haven't tested your files, but there shouldn't be any difference
between compressed and uncompressed files.

Ralf

> Hm. I'll have to do a check out and compile it. I take it that the
> latest binaries are pretty old then. Does this only work in the
> non-compressed version? I suppose I can always try it and see if it
> works :) What does compression do anyways? 
> 
> -- Joel