Flash Video the Easy Way, Pt. 3

In this final video of a three-part series, Tom Green demonstrates how to embed a Flash document into a Dreamweaver document and play it on a browser using the Insert>Flash Video menu in Dreamweaver.

This video requires Adobe Flash Player.

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I’m really missing something here… I’ve been trying to use the file I created while following your snow movie tutorial, in these tutorials. The output from the snow tutorial is .swf, but in these tutorials I need .flv – what am I doing wrong?

Flash newbie :(

 

Comment by Zoe | November 2, 2008 @ 2:57 pm

 

Nice clear tutorials… what do you use for screen capture and then adding zoom in and out Fx?

 

Comment by Raif | November 11, 2008 @ 6:28 am

 

Camtasia Studio 5. I use the Zoom feature in the app, not the auto zoom during capture.

 

Comment by Tom Green | November 11, 2008 @ 3:28 pm

 

From a new Flash user: I want to take some Quicktime video’s and put them onto a website in a format that most people can view with out downloading anything extra. So I used Flash CS3 Video Encoder to make the movies .flv files. (with the thought that most people will have Flash Player 8 or higher) And I have tried all 3 method’s presented in “Flash Video the Easy Way” to get the movies on Dreamweaver. However every time I go to preview in browser- firefox I am told that I need to download plugins. I have Flash Player 9 on my computer. Any thoughts…comments… or other suggestions… Thanks

 

Comment by Monica | December 23, 2008 @ 1:29 pm

 

Monica:

You sure about the download. What you may be getting is the ASC_Run content thing that creates a Javascript file that is placed in the Scripts folder. It isn’t a plug in. BTW, this is a thing of the past with DW CS4.

 

Comment by Tom Green | December 23, 2008 @ 10:40 pm

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