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FCP to FLV????
i read that it’s possible to export from FCP to H264 and then chance the extension to FLV for flash.
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Yes, that is possible, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it will play in all Flash players or on all systems. I highly recommend that you research precisely what the limitations are before proceeding down that path.
Frankly Peter, my head is so wrapped-up this moment in a ridiculously complicated film proposal I’m writing about clinical oncology, that I can’t remember all of my findings on the topic of changing h.264 files to .FLVs, but I did decide against going that route due to certain limitations.
I wish I could be more specific, but clinical oncology has the better part of brain wrapped around it at this moment…
David Roth Weiss
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Hey thanx for the prompt reply.
Good luck with the film, don’t forget to mention exposure to microwave radiation!!!!!!!! -
Find someone that has CS4 and (using a “final cut” quicktime) encode to flash using Adobe Media Encoder.
I get great results in my conversions to flash.
Todd Reid
Senior Editor
Digitized Media, Inc.
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