Exporting FCE mov file into .flv

Quick question: I exported out of Final Cut Express on my MacBook Pro a .mov file using the "Quick Time Movie" option. Then, I pulled it into Mpeg Streamclip to transform it into an .flv (the only option our newspaper web system allows for videos). This is a straight-up talking head video interview that's part of a police brutality series and it recounts a lawyer's tale of being beaten by state police and the lwasuit that resulted, so it goes on for 12 minutes. But the file is taking forever to translate - it has been an hour and is not even halfway - even though the frames per second is set at 15 for the .flv (our usual setting in order to keep file sizes down). Have I missed something? Is it because of the 12-minute length (and yes, I know we should keep videos to under 3 min., but this is a special case). I have done this conversion from longer file to .flv before, but usually on a PC, transferring the file out as an .avi with Premium Elements then using the Adobe Flash Media Encoder to make the .flv.
Douglas

I do not. But the just-finished .flv fails anyway to open and asks that Perrian be installed. But just for the record, if you go to 'export to other formats' or 'export to quicktime movie' in MPEG and then click on the 'Formats' option in the window that pops up it does list a Flash Video (flv) option. But I obviously have misunderstood this process. Thanks for all the help.

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