Avi to Swf size restrictions?

Hey All,
Issue...I have a full length movie (600mb) I'm trying to
convert from .avi to .swf to be able to stream from a new site.
When I go through the conversion process all goes well until the
end I get a message saying..."The FLV file is too large to embed
into the SWF. Would you like to play the created FLV as external
file?" This happens if I use Flash CS3 or multiple different
encoders like Sothink Video Encoder or Wondershare Encoder. I am
able to convert the file perfectly if I split the video into 3
parts making each conversion around 100-200mb per video. It appears
that anything over 250-300mb cannot be converted to .swf because it
is to large to be embedded? Has anyone seen this before and if
so...have any advice on what I can do to keep the video all in one
part?
Thx,
Todd

you can try Moyea SWF to Video Converter Pro, it can convert
embedded or linked flv, and you can set the frame rate, you can get
detail information on
http://www.swfkits.com/swf_to_video/
Good luck for you!

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