Exporting from FCP to Flash
by Richard Tarantino
on
Sep 1, 2009 at 8:55:57 pm
Hi guys,
I have Adobe Flash CS4 and Adobe Media Encoder CS4 along with the new Final Cut Studio.
What I am trying to do is export either directly to Flash encoder or export using Quicktime Conversion as an flv file type (like flip4mac wmv).
I looked in my library folder under quicktime and I do not seem to have any flv.components installed.
Do you know how to get the component, install the component, find the component or export from FCP encding as a Flash file??? Is there a program I am lacking to do this?
Re: Exporting from FCP to Flash by walter biscardi on Sep 1, 2009 at 9:07:00 pm
We export a QT reference movie from FCP.
Then we take that to either Flash for encoding or Telestream's Episode Pro.
You get many more options working this way rather than trying to do everything in FCP.
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Re: Exporting from FCP to Flash by walter biscardi on Sep 1, 2009 at 9:49:39 pm
[Richard Tarantino]"Understood, can you do the same for batch encodes? "
We do batch encodes through Episode Pro with no issues.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Editor, Colorist, Director, Writer, Consultant, Author.
Credits include multiple Emmy, Telly, Aurora and Peabody Awards.
Owner, Biscardi Creative Media featuring HD Post Biscardi Creative Media
Creative Cow Forum Host:
Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple Motion, Apple Color, AJA Kona, Business & Marketing, Maxx Digital.
Re: Exporting from FCP to Flash by Alex Elkins on Sep 2, 2009 at 12:47:55 pm
Hi Richard,
If you export from FCP/Compressor as an h.264 mov you can simply change the extension of the encoded file to .flv - this will allow the file to be opened using any kind of Flash player.
This is what I tend to do for web videos as exporting using Compressor is much faster than Adobe Media Encoder when you have QMaster set up.
