AME CC 2014 no .flv export

[Kevin Monahan]

Hi Chris,
[Chris Borjis] “I can always use CC version.”

This is what we are recommending.

[Chris Borjis] “the DCP export doesn’t allow bitrate
adjustment.”

You can make a feature request for nitrate adjustment for DCP here: https://adobe.ly/feature_request

Thanks,
Kevin

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[Tim Jones]

[Kevin Monahan] “You can make a feature request for nitrate adjustment for DCP here”

I’ve always wondered why we couldn’t adjust our nitrate levels :). Looks like autocorrect wins again!

Tim
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[Kevin Monahan]

[Tim Jones] “nitrate adjustment for DCP”

Ha ha, nice catch.j 😉

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[Michael Hoefler]

Hi Kevin

I would like to know, why adobe is throwing out their own flash format?
Why not just leaving the encoding option in AME? Is flash, Adobes own format, breaking the CC2014 AME?
Not that I am missing this format. But now I have to keep the old AME for occasionnaly flv encoding.

Michael

[Tyrone Mixx]

Help! I spent hours editing a video only to get bit by this. My mama told me never to upgrade day one! 🙂 how do I make premiere pro cc 2014 use AME CC (not 2014)?

Premiere pro cc won’t open a pp cc 2014 project. I don’t want to do these edits all over again.
Thanks
– ty

[Steve Connor]

[Michael Hoefler] “Hi Kevin

I would like to know, why adobe is throwing out their own flash format?
Why not just leaving the encoding option in AME? Is flash, Adobes own format, breaking the CC2014 AME?
Not that I am missing this format. But now I have to keep the old AME for occasionnaly flv encoding.

Michael
“

I would also like to know this, I don’t get asked for it much but it’s still needed.

Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly

[Tim Kolb]

I still have clients who are using a web page design best suited for flv files.

Keeping it in as an encoding choice would have been helpful.

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,

Adobe Certified Instructor

[Tyrone Mixx]

Every article I’ve read on inserting video into a website, and every book I’ve read on HTML5, says to use something like H.264 and WebM AND of course always have .FLV available to satisfy all browser combinations.

I’m not a developer guru and I post 30+ minute videos weekly. This is biting my users in the butt as I don’t know what to do to produce the needed FLV files? Very upset with adobe on this.

[Walter Biscardi]

[Tyrone Mixx] “Premiere pro cc won’t open a pp cc 2014 project.”

Export an XML from your PPro CC 2014 project.

Import that XML into PPro CC.

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[Tyrone Mixx]

Great. Will try
Thank you.