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Shirley1874

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  1. Hi, Check this if it can help: Magic M4A to MP3 Converter 3.12 - http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
  2. Yes, you should use iTune. Have you installed it on your computer? Launch iTune, sync it and drag the video to your iPod.
  3. Not so clear about what you want. Maybe you can provide more detail to us. For embedding Flash to web page, you can make a SWF file, and embed or link the FLV movies to it. If the videos are not FLV, you need to convert them to. The SWF file is a flash video player that controls the playback of the FLV files. People said that JW player is good, but I think it is hard to understand and use. I prefer web player pro from moyea, for it is much easier to use.
  4. Hi, generally speaking, using SWFObject is better than 'embed' tag. However, it is too technical if you don't know javascript. Here is an easy solution to make a skinnable flash vidoe player and add flash video files to website - How to add flash videos to website?
  5. Adobe Flash CS3 is one, used to create Flash, now it has updated to CS4. Adobe Flex builder is another good job developed by Adobe company, you can use it to develop RIA (Rich Internet Application). If your Flash file is a SWF, then you can directly embed it to web page using the 'object' 'embed' HTML tag If your Flash file is a FLV, then pay attention to this: You cannot directly embed the FLV to a HTML page, the FLV must either be linked or embedded to a SWF file, and the SWF file is just like a FLV player to control the playback of the FLV file, and the SWF player can be created in Adobe Flash. For a quick solution, you can use this flash video player maker called Moyea web player Pro, it can generate a custom flash video player for website and publish videos to the Internet. Good luck!
  6. I found these tutorials about Flash just in the forum, maybe you can check them, and thanks to thrillerboy for his great job - http://forums.xisto.com/topic/57323-photoshop-flash-and-fireworks-tutorial-site-links-this-has-a-huge-links-of-useful-sites/
  7. Adobe Flash enrich the Internet users' experience when they are surfing on Internet. Do you know RIA? Rich Internet applications (RIAs) are web applications that have some of the characteristics of desktop applications, typically delivered by way of proprietary web browser plug-ins, advanced javascript compiler technology, or independently via sandboxes or virtual machines. Examples of RIA frameworks that require browser extensions include Adobe Flash, Java/JavaFX and Microsoft Silverlight, whilst examples of RIA frameworks that make comprehensive use of JavaScript include GWT and Pyjamas.And Adobe Flash is the main development kit to develop RIA application. You should thank Adobe Flash, for Flash technique is a great technique, it enables your web content can be viewable on most operationg systems and web browsers. And thanks to Adobe Flash you can watch streaming video on the Internet via your web browser.Adobe Flash has much more adventures than I can talk about.
  8. Just found this Press Release in Adobe pressroom web page - The article is a little too long, you can click here to read the full article.
  9. I know FLV, but never heard of FLV1, so if you want to convert FLV to AVI, there are hundreds of softwares available can do it on market, google search "flv to avi". But if for FLV1, I don't know.
  10. I think I can answer the first and the second question. You should check if you have installed Adobe Flash Player in your web browser and upload the flash file to your host's web server. Then you can embed the flash file to web page with HTML code like the code below (for .swf): <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,19,0" width="432" height="330" title="game"> <param name="movie" value="/flash/game.swf" /> <param name="quality" value="high" /> <embed src="/flash/game.swf" quality="high" pluginspage="http://http://www.adobe.com/special/errorpages/404.html; type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="432" height="330"></embed> </object> If that dosen't work, you can use a tool called Moyea Web Player Pro - http://www.flash-video-mx.com/web-player-pro/, it's a flash video player maker. Do you know what is flash video player? check it in google. This tool can add flash videos and other videos to a web page, I tested it on my PC and it works. Perhaps this tutorial is also helpful: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
  11. Have you tried some web acceleratior, like Google Web Accelerator. Google Web Accelerator is an application that uses the power of Googles global computer network to make Web pages load faster. Web video loading time is annoying, that's why I use web player on my website. _______________________ Web Player & Flash Tools -----
  12. This is what I know about flash streaming: Streaming on Flash is mainly streaming audio and video. As for streaming audio, the popular words is mp3, iPod...As for streaming video, flash video(.flv) is becoming more and more popular, for most video host website support flv, like Youtube, google video, myspace...Flash video can not play directly by web browser, it need to be embeded in swf file to play. ---Hope it can help you. _______________________ Flash Video Player & Tools -----
  13. I think if you are familiar with flash actionscript, you can DIY a flash video player like the one in Yoututbe. I'm a flash newbie so I know little about actionscript, what I did to handle this was to download available flv player from internet. This is what I successfully use - FLV Player 2.0.25 Moyea Web Player Pro I have tried both of them and it works! But I hva never tried them in Mac Hope it can help yoou. Good luck!
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