Flash Video Encoder for WMV - DW8 vs CS5

Hi,
I'm trying to convert a WMV file into Flash. I know that this can be done using DW8's Flash Video Encoder ....but it seems this function is no longer availabe in CS5.
I would be grateful if someone confirm that this understanding is true.
Many thanks
KT

I think this is true. I'm using MacVide VideoFlash converter now. It has trial
http://www.macvide.com/Macvide_VideoFlash_Converter/ - good prog)

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