Exporter flash vers gif animé - Quel méthode pour un rendu correct ?

Bonjour,
Je cherche à simplifier mes exports d'animation fait sous Flash en gif animé.
Pour l'instant pour obtenir un rendu correct (et avec la CS6)
J'exportais en vidéo .avi puis sous Photoshop "importation vidéo dans des calques" ce qui me permettait ensuite d'exporter en gif animé avec une compression et des couleurs parfaites.
Mais c'est super fastidieux et désormais Flash CC n'autorise pas l'export en .avi, et le .mov exporté ne s'importe pas sous Photoshop...
Il doit bien y avoir une méthode d'exporter correctement en gif animé. Peut-être que c'est simplement que je n'utilise pas bien la fonction "exporter l'animation" qui me produit des gifs animés aux couleurs catastrophiques et à des tailles énormes.
Quelle est la bonne technique rapide et performante que vous utilisez ?
(sous Flash CC)
Merci bien
[Edit 16h27 :] Je viens d'essayer en exportant une sequence .png -> puis transfert par photoshop : bon poids (478ko pour une image 275x173px avec 500images à 25i/s) mais le lissage de la transparence foire
J'en ai aussi profité pour tester le "Adobe Media encoder" avec cette même séquence .png, puisque 'il n'accepte pas les .swf et qu'il ne reconnait pas les .mov créé par Flash (vive la compatibilité), résultat niquel, transparence niquel, poids... euh 6,96Mo. Ah. Passons la qualité de 100 à 25 -> poids 6,96Mo. Pfffff...
[Edit 23h :] Back to CS6 et à l'ancienne méthode... Tant pis.

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