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Is there a way to convert Flash movies to Quicktime?

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I've got some Flash movies that I want to put up on my iWeb site. But since you can't simply drag and drop Flash movies onto iWeb, I was wondering if there's a way to convert them to Quicktime?

Anybody know of a way? Thanks!
 
Thanks! That seems like it's just what I'm looking for. I downloaded the program (and the several files the instructions said it needs to work properly) installed it etc. But it doesn't seem to work. When I drop a file on it it says 'unrecognzied', but then I click Encode and it goes through a process (too quickyl it seems) and the process bar says Done!. But then there is no file created. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

Eraserhead said:
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File > Export > Export Movie and then select "Quicktime" from the format pulldown.

Now, this method does not always give you what you want.. sometimes elements simply "disappear".

If this happens, sometimes its easier to use a screen recording program like IShowU to simply record the SWF output as a quicktime movie.
 
There's no Export option in the File menu, or any other menu! When I look at About Flash in the Flash Menu it says - Abode Flash CS3 Professional, version 9.0
??

lucidmedia said:
File > Export > Export Movie and then select "Quicktime" from the format pulldown.

Now, this method does not always give you what you want.. sometimes elements simply "disappear".

If this happens, sometimes its easier to use a screen recording program like IShowU to simply record the SWF output as a quicktime movie.
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It's in the publish panel in the format tab.
Just click the box next to Quicktime.

Correction: File > Export > Export Movie...
Choose Quicktime from the pulldown.
 
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