Embedded video file

Hi, I've been given a PDF with a video file embedded in it. Is there anyway I can export the video file out of the PDF?
Thanks

The obvious question is "do you have permission?".
Adobe software intentionally does not include the ability to extract video content from a PDF document and save it to a file - there are some third-party tools which could inspect the PDF structure, find the embedded data and save it to file, but none of them are free. It's supposed to be difficult, because many PDF document authors use the embedded rich media annotation specifically to prevent people getting their hands on the "raw" footage.

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asc 2.0 crash with large embedded video files
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import flash.display.Sprite;
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    public var video:Class;
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java.lang.NullPointerException
i met this error every time if i compile a "BIG " project.（with 1G+ image resources）.   And also ,if you import 500+ images into Flash CS ...you know ,its prefix is "Adobe".
i guess , it's because somebody not like "BIG " thing.
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When embedding video in Edge, does it need to be mp4 file format? And once video is embedded, how do you get it to play automatically?

Use mp4 and ogg.
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mp4 for other browsers
You can convert to ogg on the FF site here: Firefogg - video and audio encoding for Firefox

Help Exporting Embedded Video Files From Flash

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Also I need to send them to someone to look at before publishing. What would be the best format to do that in and how to do it.
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Is there a reason why you embedded the video in Flash rather than using the FLV player?
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But using Flash for this, the most stratghtforward way is to use the FLV player included with Flash (or another 3rd party player) and point it to your FLV.

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Running Lion 10.7.5 and Mail 5.3 and Adobe Flash 11.5.502.136: mail won't embed video files – message "Blocked Plug-in."

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After posting the original question about the newest version of Keynote (v. 4) in iWork '08 only playing the audio portion of video files I add to it, I tried every possible fix.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905167/en-us
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How do I create/host interactive articles with embedded video for use in browsers?

I'm seeking a little guidance -
How do I create/host interactive articles with embedded video for use in browsers?
The aim is to bring together video, design, images and writing in one place. A little like Born Presents, but very accessible and user friendly.
I'm happy using InDesign but want to create interactive articles / magazines that have embeded video files as required. I've been looking at .SWF files but I've come unstuck.
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Can an audio or video file be embedded in a document with Acrobat x Pro & opened with Adobe Reader xi?

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What HTML code do I need to get Adobe Flash to play an embedded MP4 video file (8 MB)?

What HTML code do I need to get Adobe Flash to play an embedded MP4 video file (8 MB)?
Thanks
Mark

Here are a couple of ways, one using the Netstream class and the other using the FLVPlayback component.
For the NetStream approach, the following in the timeline code will play/loop the intended mp4 file...
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Open the PDF in which you want to embed and autoplay a movie in Acrobat Pro. Click "File" on the menu bar and choose "Open" to display the Open dialog box. Navigate to the PDF, select it, and then click the "Open" button.
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