FLASH: Converting Flash Files to Video Tape (Beta SP)

[Bill James]

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i think the NY FF2k fees were around $900 ($800 earlybird). what's that come

to in pounds?


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> Interesting concept, but the "confererence fee" of 900 Pound Sterling

> is an awful lot of money plus additional cost of fly and accommodation...


Hey, I live in London, and I can't even afford to join the show. Is this

price really necessary ??  What were the attendance fees in NYC ???



Regards,


Mats

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From: Thorvald Neumann <neumanntse-online [dot] de>

> Organization: TSE GmbH Neue Medien

> Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 15:07:53 +0200

> Subject: Re: FLASH: ADMIN: Welcome new sponsors: flashforward2000

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> Hejsan!

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> Friday, October 27, 2000, 12:18:25 PM, List Owner wrote:

>> Hi everyone...I'd just like to say a big thank you from everyone at

Chinwag

>> for flashforward2000's continued support of the flasher list...and

now...as

>> word from our sponsor...

>

> Interesting concept, but the "confererence fee" of 900 Pound Sterling

> is an awful lot of money plus additional cost of fly and accommodation...

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thorvald Neumann

> Multimedia Developer

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Hi,


I need to convert/transfer a Flash animation to Video (BETA SP) for

broadcast on a television. Does any one know of a film house in Toronto

(where I work) or in Los Angeles (where my customer is) who can do this?


Background:

I tried a film house in Toronto who asked me to send then a QuickTime

version of the movie because they could not import Flash files directly. I

exported a QuickTime version of the movie from Flash with a 640 x 480 aspect

ratio, and sent it to them. However the film house (using an AVID video

editing suite) could not read the QuickTime file exported by Flash. They

asked me to use the "Sorenson" video codex. So I opened my QuickTime movie

with Adobe Premier and exported it using the "Sorenson" codex but the

quality was terrible -- blurry, tons of artifacts.


Thanks for you help.


Bill



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   flashforward2000 and the Flash(tm) Film Festival

 November 27-29, 2000, LONDON, National Film Theatre


   Produced by United Digital Artists and lynda.com

-Sponsored by Macromedia, Adobe Systems and Apple Computer

-http://www.flashforward2000.com  or UK tel. +44 (0870) 751 1526

       Register before November 10 and save £200

            http:// www.flashforward2000.com

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