Converting video to swf format

[Solly]

Hey everybody,
I've been converting .avi's .mov's, etc. to swf files using Flash MX
Professional. They load and play instantly regardless of the size,
but I'm having a problem with pixelation, even when I uncheck
"compress file" the video is very blocky. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance for your help.
M7

[Anonymoose]

Solly <sol@aol.com> wrote in news:brd610hg3qg9pn1tq556rtu9kva926v9d6@
4ax.com:

> Hey everybody,
> I've been converting .avi's .mov's, etc. to swf files using Flash MX
> Professional. They load and play instantly regardless of the size,
> but I'm having a problem with pixelation, even when I uncheck
> "compress file" the video is very blocky. What am I doing wrong?
> Thanks in advance for your help.

I have the same problem with imported .mov's. I can't offer any help, but
just thought you should know you're not alone.

[Jest]

U need special convetrtion tool!
I'm using 'video to flash converter
([url]http://www.geovid.com/video_to_flash_converter[/url]). It's the best fro
such tools I tried. Quality - really great

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[Jeckyl]

Also, you might like to try SWiSHvideo .. converts video to flash as either
WMF file or SWF with or without custom playback control etc.
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[timberfish]

On 2004-01-24 19:28:40 -0800, Solly <sol@aol.com> said:

> Hey everybody,
> I've been converting .avi's .mov's, etc. to swf files using Flash MX
> Professional. They load and play instantly regardless of the size,
> but I'm having a problem with pixelation, even when I uncheck
> "compress file" the video is very blocky. What am I doing wrong?
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> M7

If you're importing video into Flash and then exporting it as a SWF you
should have access to set quality options during import. Also, since
you have Flash Pro - you can always use the Flash Video Exporter for
QuickTime to convert your videos to .flv format which has many more
quality specific options and is far more powerful.
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