Exporting flash with CS3 at DVinfo.net

Cristina Valdivieso · February 25th, 2009, 03:55 AM

I'm editing some demos for a friend and he requested that I give him flash files for his website. Now, I know nothing about flash. Every time I've tried to do this the quality is very poor. I'd like to be able to export my 4 minute video which has a lot of magic bullet looks on it and still have really good quality since it's going on his website. I've tried looking up the answer on the web but haven't had any luck...
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Justin Hewitt · February 25th, 2009, 05:50 PM

Christina.

Are you using
[1] EXPORT --> FLASH or
[2] EXPORT --> Adobe media Encoder --> adobe flash video

use option 2

Select ON2 Vp6 video codec, set bitrate to 2000, cut down source (try 590 x 472), constant bit rate

On the output tab you can toglle de-interlace, try render with both to work out which looks sharper ...

Always render only one small clip for quality testing ... that way you do not have to wait for long to review result.

when happy ,, cut your sequence together and render out ....

I suggest the free FLV player from LongTail video ....

February 25th, 2009, 03:55 AM	#1
Cristina Valdivieso Tourist Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: United States Posts: 1	Exporting flash with CS3 I'm editing some demos for a friend and he requested that I give him flash files for his website. Now, I know nothing about flash. Every time I've tried to do this the quality is very poor. I'd like to be able to export my 4 minute video which has a lot of magic bullet looks on it and still have really good quality since it's going on his website. I've tried looking up the answer on the web but haven't had any luck... Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

February 25th, 2009, 05:50 PM	#2
Justin Hewitt Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Melbourne Victoria Posts: 75	Christina. Are you using [1] EXPORT --> FLASH or [2] EXPORT --> Adobe media Encoder --> adobe flash video use option 2 Select ON2 Vp6 video codec, set bitrate to 2000, cut down source (try 590 x 472), constant bit rate On the output tab you can toglle de-interlace, try render with both to work out which looks sharper ... Always render only one small clip for quality testing ... that way you do not have to wait for long to review result. when happy ,, cut your sequence together and render out .... I suggest the free FLV player from LongTail video ....