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  • Jason James

    April 14, 2009 at 9:21 am in reply to: FLV export CS4

    Thank you all for your help,

    I have decided to switch to white background as there isn’t any solution to my problem,
    Damn it!!

    Cheers,

    Jason

  • Jason James

    April 10, 2009 at 3:36 pm in reply to: FLV export CS4

    You mean if i try to render it as an Mpeg 4 and then Encode it to flv
    with the flash media encoder?

    Or export the video as H264?

    Will try both.

    It seems that there is no solution, since i tried every settings etc..

    Will keep on trying;

    Thanks

  • Jason James

    April 10, 2009 at 3:21 pm in reply to: FLV export CS4

    Hey , thanks for the help Paul,

    I will try what you suggested,

    I tried exactly the same settings with a white background, and the result is stunning…. i a bluffed, there deffinitely something to do with the Black background, it has some radial gradient to grey, but very light, i will try to change the color to something lighter.

    I tried using “Sorenson Squeeze” : same troubble
    and many other convertor.

    I will keep on posting;

    Thanks for your help

  • Jason James

    April 10, 2009 at 3:06 pm in reply to: FLV export CS4

    Hey, thanks for replying,

    I have an animation on Black background, “only the red text and objects” appear pixelised,

    I use the render queue to export the FLV, i preserve the RGB in the color management, i use the Best settings and Quality,
    the preset FLV-same as source (flash 8 and higher)
    Video codec: On 2 Vp6
    and a Bit rate of 1,500

    Somebody told me that encoding Quicktime to FLV with a black background cannot be succesfull, i tried everything and it is still pixelised;

    Thanks for your help guys.

    Jason

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