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Flash - Video Formats

• Flash can only play specific video formats:

  • FLV
  • F4V
  • MPEG video
• The FLV and F4V (H.264) video formats offer technological and creative benefits that let you fuse video together with data, graphics, sound, and interactive control and let you easily put video on a web page in a format that almost anyone can view.
• For instructions on converting video in other formats, see Create video for use in Flash.

• Use the separate Adobe Media Encoder application (included with Flash) to convert other video formats to FLV and F4V. For instructions, see Create video for use in Flash.

• There are different ways of adding video to Flash, each with advantages in different situations. See below for a list of these methods.

• Flash includes a Video Import Wizard that opens when you choose File > Import > Import Video.

• Using the FLVPlayback component is the simplest way to quickly get video playing in a Flash file.

  For instructions, see Progressively download video using a web server.

 

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