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(compression-decompression) is a method computers use to compress a video file
to save space, and then decompress it to play it back. FLV is the standard format for
previous versions of Flash and uses the older codecs Sorenson Spark or On2 VP6.
using adobe Media encoder
You can convert your video files to the proper FLV or F4V format using Adobe
Media Encoder CS6, a stand-alone application that comes with Flash Professional
CS6. Adobe Media Encoder can convert single files or multiple files (known as
batch processing) to make your workflow easier.
adding a video file to adobe Media encoder
The first step to convert your video file to a compatible Flash format is to add the
video to Adobe Media Encoder for encoding.
1 Launch Adobe Media Encoder CS6, which comes installed with Adobe Flash
Professional CS6.
The opening screen displays the Queue in the upper left, which shows any
current video files that have been added for processing. The Queue panel should
be empty. The other panels are the Encoding panel, which shows any video
currently being processed; the Watch Folders, which shows folders that have
been identified for batch processing; and the Preset Browser, which provides
common predefined settings.
Queue Preset browser
Encoding panel Watch folders
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