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Fixed aspect ratio throughout the end users browser

New Here ,
Apr 02, 2013 Apr 02, 2013

Hi there..

I have a music website. www.vitaguitar.com and I am trying to figure out how to keep the .swfs from scaling if the browser is resized. The weird thing is it's only messed up (pixalated) when the browser is enlarged vertically. You can move stretch the browser horizontal and it doesn't change anything. Also.. when I test it locally(in flash).. it's all good. The size is not affected and looks great. I did try to publish out using match movie + no scale with no luck. When I test the html's locally they stay the same size no matter how I size the browser. Should I be using the published html and modify the code to not scale? A bit confused here. I've uploaded the .swf's and flv's and html's to the host. I can put up any of the code and would appreciate any help I could get. I have some important music people who need to see the site but if there browser happens to be maximized.. I'm in trouble with pixelated stretched movies (flv's)! I also realize I need to make the file sizes smaller but just need to get over this first hurdle. Thank you so much in advance!

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Community Expert , Apr 03, 2013 Apr 03, 2013

go to: http://www.vitaguitar.com/index.html

so, the problem is your site is not using index.html when you go to http://www.vitaguitar.com.  it's serving http://www.vitaguitar.com/index.swf.

you'll need to change that in your server's settings or .htaccess file.

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New Here ,
Apr 10, 2013 Apr 10, 2013
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O.k. 10-4!!

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