H264 - flash video

hi there,
I'm using AME to convert movies for use in Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.
Inside AME6 I found a setting for iPad 1080p 25fr and one for iPad 720p 25fr.
But after using these settings, when imported inside InDesign the infopanel shows it as Flash H264 video
Now, talking to tech support about troubles with the Adobe DPS folio, the support guy told me this is an error with the video.
He told me the format has to be H264 and not Flash H264. But all video I convert with AME and the iPad settings has that 'format' inside InDesign.
Don't know if this is a AME6 specific issue, don't know where InDesign is looking for that 'format' but I really want to figure out why some video's function well while others, converted with the same AME6 and the same settings, won't.
Hope someone can help with this,
thanx in advance,
Herman

Hi Shwell,
Thank you for your reply.
Can you please try thr following steps and le tme know the output:
First insert the video and then use the option "Multislide synchronized Video"
Then choose option "Modify slide deuation according to the video"
Then publish the output locally using SWF option anf then publish the out put and let me know do you get the same issue again.
Thanks and Regards
Loveesh

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<image>img/Gathering3.png</image>
<caption>Mops Gathering at the FLC Picnic
area</caption>
</cuepoint>
<cuepoint>
<title>Fellowship</title>
<time>00:02:09.591</time>
<image>img/Kids-with-Jenny.png</image>
<caption>Nice visit and gathering w/our
children</caption>
</cuepoint>
</cuepoints>
</section>
I have my file structure right as well in each folder IMG and
VIDEO.
What does this error means and how can I correct the
problem.....I have been expending hours trying different ways and
still can't get it to work.
Thanks,
Edna

you don't need a cuepoint to detect the end of your video. use:
var lo:Object = {};
lo.complete = function(eObj:Object):Void {
next_btn._visible=true;
flv_pb.addEventListener("complete", lo); // <- use the instance name of your flvpb component

H264 - flash video

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