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Waving/Strobing look when video streams
I use Vegas Pro 8. Output to an .avi file. Converter .avi file to .flv file using Allok software. Upload .flv to https://www.Chicago3Media.com
When it streams on the website, it makes any type of faster movement look wavy or strobing.
I have tried outputting to different files from Vegas Pro 8 but does not make a difference.
When I take the .avi file and made a DVD and play it on the dvd player and watch it on t.v., there is no problem.
When I play the .flv file on my computer before uploading, there is just a very little bit of wavy/strobe effect.
Any ideas would be helpful.
Thank you
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5 Replies
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It sounds like your question should be directed to Allok software. It seems everything is OK until that software processes the file.
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Thank you Bob. If the software converter company can’t resolve it, it there a conversion software that you are familiar with that will do a very nice job with streaming videos as .flv files?
I’ve tried other converters and the allok seemed to be the best, but I know you are a professional and know the right things to use.
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Try Super. It’s free, and it encodes great FLV or SWF files. Go to https://www.bigbytevideo.us and check out the SWF banner. All those little clips were made with Super.
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What software should be used to convert .avi files to .flv files to steam video. What I have now does not work correctly.
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You can use Super to encode to encode .avi files to .flv, and then find a tutorial on the ‘net to teach you how to write an HTML file to insert the video on your site with a player interface. Here is an open-source player I just found:
Good luck! When you get it done, put up a link so we can see the finished video!
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