PHP Flash SlideShow: Create an image slideshow as a Flash animation

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This class is capable of creating a simple Flash animation to present an image slideshow from sequences of JPEG images.

It lets you add the slideshow images, configure the time interval between the presentation of two images and the presentation background color.

It requires the Ming PHP extension to generate the Flash animations.

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PHP Flash SlideShow 0.2

DESCRIPTION:
PHP Flash SlideShow is PHP class to create simple flash slideshow from sequences of JPEG images. It require Ming PHP Extension, otherwise this class WILL NOT WORK.
see example files how to use this class.

REQUIREMENT:
You MUST HAVE PHP with Ming installed as PHP Extension.
You can see if Ming Installed by see phpinfo();
see http://ming.sourceforge.net and http://php.net/manual/en/ref.ming.php for more info
Ask your web server administrator if you don't know how to install it

TODO IN NEXT RELEASE 0.4:
- transition effect between each image
- align images in center of the movie
- automatic scaling of images to fit movie size
- some input validation

SUPPORT:
I'm not provide any technical support. To contact me, view my email in class.flashslideshow.php

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Name: PHP Flash SlideShow
Base name: flashslideshow
Description: Create an image slideshow as a Flash animation
Version: 1.0.0
PHP version: -
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
 
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The use of Flash animations in Web sites is becoming increasingly more popular due to the very large number of possible animation effects and user interactions.

The PHP Ming extension has made possible for PHP scripts to dynamically generate Flash animations without needing to use the Flash design programs.

This class wraps the creation of a Flash animation that presents an image slideshow built from a list of images defined dynamically by a PHP script using images only available to the server.

This form of presenting a slideshow also makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to extract the images and use them elsewhere without permission.

Manuel Lemos

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Plain text file class.flashslideshow.php Class PHP Flash SlideShow class file
Accessible without login Plain text file example1.php Example Example 1
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