PNG to JPEG

I have 23 to about 700x525px png files, and they are in a timeline of the fla. After I initially imported files in the library, I put the properties in png for reasons of better quality. When they were placed on stage and subsequently incorporated into the timeline they have been converted to movieclip symbols to apply various attributes such as alpha and brightness settings and some blending modes, also some (a little) interpolation was applied. I need to reduce the overall bandwidth (re: size of the published Swf file) and I wonder if I change the properties in the library of the original 60% jpeg quality png bitmaps, it this procedure will dynamically update the previously created movieclip symbols, or not. In which case I might need to rebulild a few things? Someone at - it all on that idea, experience, suggestions, etc...

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