FLA File Version Not Supported

I've gotten this twice while trying to convert different files created in CS4 (one was an flv). Wondering if this may be an actionscript issue?

That totally seems to defeat the purpose that many of us would use Wallaby for. It needs to support all versions of flash to
be at all exciting to use and really be a tool that beats out all tools ever created by Adobe. Sigh.

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DV
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I've just started using a new computer with WIndows 8.1 within the last week and have loaded my Adobe Premiere Elements 11.0 software into it.
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Message was edited by: Janie Christensen Ficara

StreetSongs
Thank your for the information supplied.
But, what are the properties of this .avi file that you seek?
Video Compression
Audio Compression
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Frame Rate
Interlaced or Progressive
Pixel Aspect Ratio
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DviX.avi
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