Exporting video to Flash

Best way to export my 3-5 meg quicktime videos to flash and keep near same quality and file size?
Thanks!
John Cook

Thank you Agrawal,
If we try Adobe Elements would we need to know the disc file name/location of the video in APASE or would elements find the clips for us?
What format are video clips stored as in APASE
Our deadline is Sat. March 1 so any help would be appreciated
John A. Kelly

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getting off on the wrong foot by trying to
edit video content - open the ripped video in a video editor
like premiere or final cut - get it
exactly the way you want it and then export it to FLV format
or a video format that is uncompressed.
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built in wizard that asks you what you want
to do and how much compression - it is very straigh forward.
From there you can open a new Flash doc and drag the video
component to the stage - it is simple to
do and you should consult some of the many articles on flash
video here on Adobe's site:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/video.html
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>
> Thanks.

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Message was edited by: gmob25

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