Flash exporting help

Hello! So I just upgraded from a PowerBook to a MacPro. On my PowerBook, I used to be able to export directly from Final Cut Pro to a .flv file through Quicktime Conversion. Now on my MacPro, the plug in won't work, but I have been trying to do change my .mov files to .flv through Flash 8 Video Encoder. But when I do that, it puts all these weird horizontal lines in the .flv file.
How do I get rid of the lines?
And do you know why my plug in won't work in Final Cut Pro now??
Thanks for your insight!

No, Quicktime Pro doesn't give me the option to
export to FLV. Any suggestions?
Do you have 'FLV.component' in QuickTime folder (library/QuickTime)?
Yeha there is a horizontal line at the end of the
movie, but that was in the client's original home
video that I couldn't fix. The other problem I was
talking about was the horizontal lines all through
out the movie. Did you see that? It's mostly
The only major one that I noticed was a series of horizontal lines in the middle of video. It's at the scene where a girl is playing by the pool side. It seems that's caused by a scene change. What is the keyframe? And what is the video codec, anyway?
whenever there is quick movement with my HD footage,
not as much on the client's home video footage.
You asked about the bitrate. I'm not sure.
When you open your movie with QuickTime, choose 'Show Movie Info' under 'Window.' If you can't figure it out, this site will show you in detail.

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