Quicktime to FLV?

[Rafael Amador]

Hi Hana,
The Flash codec is property (I guess) of Adobe.
Any application that use the encoder must pay a license to the proprietor.
So unless Santa Claus decides to pay the license I don’t think we will have any freeware with flash export for Mac.
Cheers,
Rafael

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[Hana Backland]

Thanks for your response Rafael,

Right, understood I have to pay for it.

But pay for what?

What do I use….????

Help still needed!

Thanks!

[Kent Stipp]

Sure to go from Quick time to FLV or SWF you might want to try Sorensen Squeeze or Episode Pro. Both are software that you need to pat for but they do alot more than compressor alone.

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[Hana Backland]

Thanks so much Kent,

The ‘freeware’ comment was made through ignorance and urgency…I was just lost in the sea of possibilities and didn’t know where to begin!

Many thanks for your advice.

[Kent Stipp]

not a problem that is what we are doing for each other here right?
Best of luck on your project.

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[Rafael Amador]

If you have installed AE CS3/4 you should have the Flash component that lets you export from QT to Flash. I don’t know if Adobe sells the Flash Export component as stand alone.

.[Hana Backland] “The ‘freeware’ comment was made through ignorance and urgency…I was just lost in the sea of possibilities and didn’t know where to begin! “
Is good to ask and is good to know that in this job we have to pay for everything.
We can use QT freeware because some how we had already paid the QT Pro license.
I was just joking with Santa Claus because here is very very hot:-)
Rafael

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[Jim Glickert]

Hi Hana.

When I was looking for software to convert QuickTime videos to FLV last month, I downloaded a demo version of On2’s Flix Standard. Here’s a link: https://www.on2.com/index.php?387

If you like it after trying it, you can purchase it for $39, which is a pretty attractive price. (A pro version, with more features, costs $249.) It was quite simple to use, and did a great job for me.

Hope this helps, and good luck!

Jim

[Walter Biscardi]

We’re using Episode Pro from Telestream. Regular Episode is a cheaper alternative.

The beauty of this software is you pretty much can convert anything to anything. It’s a great piece of software.

http://www.telestream.com

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[Simon Hyde]

You could use FFmpeg https://ffmpeg.org/ its free and can output flv

[Phil Balsdon]

Flash 9 onwards is compatible with H264.
Export your movie as Quicktime H264 then change the file from .mov to .flv.
It will open in Adobe Media Player and SWF & FLV Player.

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