How d you convert video to flv in adobe media encoder cc 2014

Hello,
I am trying to convert a video flv format using adobe media encoder cc 2014. i can convert itto almost anything but that and I need it so that I can import to a scene in between animated scenes... Any suggestions?
Thanks for our time,
Gary

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