This coverflow script is AS3 programmed and performs fast even with 200 or even more images. It is highly configurable using an external xml file.
The script is using Pure MVC framework so it is also a good resource to see it in action.
It's free for non-commercial use and commercial licenses are available.
JW FLV MEDIA PLAYER is probably the most advanced free flash multimedia player on the web. It can play any file format (images, video, music) which is supported by the Flash Player.
It comes also with an rich JavaScript API which makes it easier special functionality is required.
The player is open source for non commercial use, for commercial use you need to obtain a license, which is very affordable.
Antti Kupila has posted a very useful utility for fetching jpg dimensions without the need to load the entire file.
This may come very handy in cases when you want to draw background or position other screen elements based on the jpg dimensions.
According to the author the class does not work with some jpg files (which probably do not have correct headers) so its 100% reliable only with jpegs you know / you have created.
Thanks Antti for sharing this class.
Everyone knows the "page flip" or "page flipper" flash movie. There are many components which you can buy, but this page flip comes also with the .fla file sou you can learn/ update or modify on the source codes.
iTunes like image viewer is a simple script which is presenting images / albums covers in iTunes cower flow style. The album images and titles are loaded from an xml file which makes it easy to plug in your content.
The script comes with sourcecodes so you can customise the script to suit your needs.
Color changer is a free script, which enables to present color variation of a product. The way how it works is quite simple: It swaps the images using a "flowing paint" effect.
The images are stored as external swf/jpg files and you can configure the script using a xml file.
The script is free also for commercial use and comes also with source codes. The author of the script is using the MVC model so it's also an useful tutorial resource.
