Re: FLASH: Flash 5, Video & making a CD-ROM

[Kristopher Schultz]

> I simply am going to want to have some videos embedded in my flash

> presentation.  Anyone have any good advice?


SMART ASS ANSWER: 

buy Director


HELPFUL ANSWER: 

Import the video into Flash and do everything you need to do with it. Then

you will NEED to export it using the "QuickTime" option (NOT the "QuickTime

Video" option). The resulting .mov file is what you would put on the CD. Of

course, it isn't an executable and the user will have to have QuickTime 4 or

later installed to view it properly. Oh, and you can't do anything in your

Flash movie that wouldn't be Flash 3 compatible! Also, be sure to test it on

low-RAM machines which sometimes have problems with QuickTimes containing

Flash. If any of this is unnacceptable then refer to the "smart ass" answer

above.



kristopher schultz - mills james productions

programming : compression : management


 @ www.millsjames.com - columbus, ohio



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