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3 Click the Pool Settings tab.
4 Select a quality mode from the Adobe Flash quality menu.
5 Select a throttling mode from the Adobe Flash throttling menu.
6 Click OK.
N Adobe Flash bandwidth-reduction settings do not take effect until View Client reconnects with the
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desktop.
Adobe Flash Quality and Throttling
You can specify a maximum allowable level of quality for Adobe Flash content that overrides Web page
settings. If Adobe Flash quality for a Web page is higher than the maximum level allowed, quality is reduced
to the specified maximum. Lower quality results in more bandwidth savings.
To make use of Adobe Flash bandwidth-reduction settings, Adobe Flash must not be running in full screen
mode.
Table 10-3 shows the available Adobe Flash render-quality settings.
Table 10-3. Adobe Flash Quality Settings
Quality Setting
Do not control
Low
Medium
High
If no maximum level of quality is specified, the system defaults to a value of Low.
Adobe Flash uses timer services to update what is shown on the screen at a given time. A typical Adobe Flash
timer interval value is between 4 and 50 milliseconds. By throttling, or prolonging, the interval, you can reduce
the frame rate and thereby reduce bandwidth.
Table 10-4 shows the available Adobe Flash throttling settings.
Table 10-4. Adobe Flash Throttling Settings
Throttling Setting
Disabled
Conservative
Moderate
Aggressive
Audio speed remains constant regardless of which throttling setting you select.
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Description
Quality is determined by Web page settings.
This setting results in the most bandwidth savings.
This setting results in moderate bandwidth savings.
This setting results in the least bandwidth savings.
Description
No throttling is performed. The timer interval is not modified.
Timer interval is 100 milliseconds. This setting results in the lowest number of
dropped frames.
Timer interval is 500 milliseconds.
Timer interval is 2500 milliseconds. This setting results in the highest number of
dropped frames.
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