Exporting Flash?

KevinK wrote on 5/5/2004, 9:51 AM
Hey,
One thing that I found weird and I'm sure someone has an explanation for this, but you can't export your movies as Flash in Vegas, but you can in Screenblast? Is there any reason for this?
Second, I know a work around is to use a third party app to transfer. What do you think works the best, has anyone tried any of them? Looking to keep as much quality as I can. I'll be using the videos in Swishmax, since swish requires videos to be a flash file I have to make them into a swf file.
Thanks
In Christ,
Kevin

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beatnik wrote on 5/5/2004, 10:33 AM
GOOD QUESTION! Flash is becoming a very popular way of delivering
video over the web. I am thinking of switching from WMP to Flash to
deliver my videos. I am currently using a program called "FLIX PRO" by
Wildform to convert avi to swf.

I would love to see Vegas do this!
KevinK wrote on 5/5/2004, 10:43 AM
Hey,
I think I've heard of Flix Pro! That's cool. Yeah, I would love to see Vegas do it too. That's why I thought it was weird that Vegas didn't do it, but that Screenblast does. It would seem if anything it would be the opposite! Oh well... For now I will just have to use a third party app.
In Christ,
Kevin
[r]Evolution wrote on 5/6/2004, 8:21 PM
This is how they get you to buy copies of there other softwares. I did this with ACID. I bought it just for it's MIDI capabilities which are now in VEGAS 5. My expeience so far with FLASH in VEGAS is disapointing. I am yet to be successful with importing and working with FLASH files. I am currently making my FLASH files into .avi's then importing them into V5. Since VEGAS is my NLE of choice of whatever I'm doing I would LOVE to be able to compile something in VEGAS and export to FLASH. (maybe in V6?)

I also use FLIX Pro. Now that software does its thing brotha! You can even embed your FLASH movie in it's own player. And they've got like 50 different ones to choose from. you have to order a seperate package to get the players but it too is priced pretty reasonably for what you get.