How to Convert QuickTime .MOV Video to Flash Video?

[fab5freddy]

I would like to convert some quicktime videos (.MOV ) files
to flash videos for my website...
Just wondering what the best way to do this is?

thanks!

 

[arjen92]

I use adobe media encoder, but the website builder (that's my little brother, he has some skills, he now works for a company to build websites for university's and such) is experiencing problems and he now uses vimeo to host it with. See this example of our school's newspaper: http://devettevis.nl/

Just host it on vimeo, after which you embed the code.

Or you can put it on youtube, go to your video, copy the link to keepvid.com and download the .f4v file (although this is pretty useless as there are more direct ways )

Have you googled it btw?

 

[fab5freddy]

but the only problem with uploading it to a Vimeo or Youtube, is
they put an ugly logo on the video.

If you want version that doesn't have any logos....
what's the best way to convert?

 

[evil_santa]

on2 flix encoder $39

http://www.on2.com/index.php?387

 

[CartoonHeroII]

ffmpegX

FfmpegX is what I use: http://ffmpegx.com/
It's free, and supports almost everything. However, it doesn't have the greatest interface, but it's usable.

 

[fab5freddy]

Thanks Guys. Has anyone tried Handbrake for this purpose?

 

[r.j.s]

Thanks Guys. Has anyone tried Handbrake for this purpose?

Handbrake can't make flash

 

[fab5freddy]

I found something called VisualHub........

Has anyone seen the quality on this ?

 

[r.j.s]

VisualHub is good, but it is no longer in development.

 

[fab5freddy]

hey rjs, just checked out your Mac Tutorials.

Very nice!

 

[MrMarco]

I use VideoVangelist. it converts to many different formats including .flv

http://download.cnet.com/VideoVangelist/3000-2194_4-10906803.html

 

[lighthouse_man]

Squeeze.