Export flash to mp4

Hi, I'm trying to create a mp4 from flash 8. I've tried FILE
/ EXPORT / EXPORT MOVIE, this exports fine expect one movie clip
within the fla file doen't play. I've also tried publish but I get
an error message saying that the version of Quicktime installed is
not supported? I have QT 7.5 installed.
Thanks
Chris

Hi Peter,
I was having the same trouble, and got to the point where I just decided to type in ".mp4" over ".mov" in the export video section in Adobe Flash CC. Lo and behold it worked! Media encoder automatically opened and took care of it!
Good luck!
Theo

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