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QT file to flv file
I’m working on a project that I am planning on presenting to clients on the web. I want to convert my QT files, created in FCP, to flash (.flv) files. A friend informs me this is easily done within Quicktime Pro as an export option. I have 15 export options within Quicktime, none of them being flv. I’m using FCP vers 5.1.2 and QT ver 7.1.3.
What am I missing here? Do I have my facts correct. Do I need a newer version of Quicktime or do I need to purchase a separate program like CS4 with Flash included. Are there any other less expensive options?
Any advice is appreciated.
Rick Davis
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4 Replies
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Don’t know of any plug-in that allows Flash export from Quicktime Pro.
You can purchase Telestream Episode which has a plug-in for Compressor that I believe allows Flash export from there.
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Or you can encode an H.264 file out of FCP, QT, or Compressor which can be read by Flash. Even if you create an FLV you still need it in a SWF (or referenced by a SWF) on a website. H.264 can be referenced the same way, albeit for viewers with Flash 9 Update 3 and later. Do a search for H.264 in Flash and you’ll find a lot of hits.
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Check this out:
https://www.on2.com/index.php?387
I can’t vouch for it, but I use it’s big brother ON2 Flix Pro and it is great.
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Thanks for the input guys. I’ll investigate your suggestions.
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