How to export .flv or .f4v

I don't see any export settings to export in *.flv or *.f4v format. Do I have to convert *.swf to those formats?

flash is used to display flv's and f4v's but, is not used to create those file types.
you can create flash video using adobe's media encoder or other software.

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How to convert FLV and F4V files to other media formats

How to convert FLV and F4V files to other media formats
Nowadays, every one can download their favorite videos from video sharing websites like YouTube, Hulu, MySpace, Google Video, metacafe, Yahoo! Video, Reuters.com and so on at will. However, these video files we got are usually in the format of FLV, or F4V, which are not workable by most portable devices, or some video players and video editors on our PC. With the intention of solving these problems, this guide will show you how to convert FLV and F4V files to other video and audio formats in detail.
1. Download, install and run Pavtube FLV Converter
As soon as you run this program, the following wine red interface will show up:
2. Add files, set output format and destination folder
Input FLV and F4V files to this program by clicking on “Add” button, and select a format as the output format in the drop-down list of “Format”, meanwhile, you can press the output folder to specify the destination folder or just use the path set by default. Moreover, “merge into one file” enables you to combine multiple FLV and F4V files to be as a single file, if you have this needs, just tick it.
3. Set advanced settings
Click “Settings” button, the following interface will pop up. You can change the parameters like screen size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, etc. on it to optimize the output quality or compress file size.
4. Convert
After all settings are done, you can press “Convert” button to start transferring, and then the following window will show you the conversion info in detail. According to the info you can manage your time and disk space properly.
Pavtube FLV Converter can definitely complete the conversion at a swift speed with excellent quality; also it adopts an advanced audio-video sync technology, so that audio and video match very well in the resulted files. Therefore you need not worry about these issues.
Useful tips:
Free online FLV downloader:
www.convertdirect.com
http://vixy.net/
http://www.videoconverterdownload.com/online-free-flv-converter.html
http://www.flv2mp3.com/
http://www.mediaconverter.org/
http://2conv.com/
http://online.movavi.com/
http://www.youconvertit.com/
http://www.playtube.com/
http://www.convert.net/

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How to export .flv?

Hi,
Originaly I posted this mail in Final Cut Pro forum. But nobody responded.
So, now I'm trying here.
I would like to add a flash movie (that is in YouTube) to my web page .
As the original flash movie is in another language I needed to add subtitles. So I imported it into FCP and made the subtitling job there.
Once finished, I exported "Using Compressor" as MPEG-4 format.
I can wach the resulting movie into my Mac Book Pro. It is perfect. QuickTime says that it is MPEG-4 (Perian). Its size is now 177 MB while the original flash movie size was 23.7 MB.
But, when I sent it to my web page designer he said that only way he could open it was when he swapped the extension .mov for .flv. In such condition he can't diminish the size of the file. He is in a PC.
Why has it happened?
How could I export a movie that be a real .mov readable by any QuickTime residing in Mac or in PC?
Do you know any way more eficient that the one I used to add subtitles to a flash movie?
Thanks in advance

*Originaly I posted this mail in Final Cut Pro forum. But nobody responded. So, now I'm trying here. I would like to add a flash movie (that is in YouTube) to my web page*
José, this is probably because you are trying to to alter or modify part of YouTube content, distribute it and you are not telling us if you have written permission for this. You won't get much support for this type of activities on an Apple forum, this is against the Terms of Use.

Need advice/guidance on how to export .FLV videos for my website.

Can anyone help me?
I am trying to embbed a .swf/.flv video into my website,
using dreamweaver and flash cs4. But when i do so, and i load the
video, the .FLV playback componet wont load or the browser dosent
even try to load the data at all, it just plays the video. So users
cant mute, have volum control, pause, stop or anything. Can someone
please help me? i looked all over the net for 2 days and cant find
a single turtorial or anything. I know alot of website use .FLV but
how? and how do you export it?

You need three parts for the flv playback: the swf, the flv,
and the video player skin swf. If you create the flv from your
Flash movie by importing the original video, Flash should make all
of those parts for you. Upload each of these files to your server
and the file should play as expected.
Can you describe in more detail what you are doing that may
be different?

How to export flv file from Final Cut Pro?

I'm using Final Cut Pro and try to export edited video in "Flv" format. However, there is no such choice and only "Flc" available? My friend has the same version of Final Cut Pro and there is "Flv" format to choice, why?

I use QT conversion: file > Export > Using QuickTime Conversion >
Then, under Format I only have "3G, AIFF, FLC, iPod, QuickTime Movie...", no "Flash video (FLV)" as my friend's computer?

How to export from FCP to Flash .FLV ?

Hello All;
Could someone explain how I export a Final Cut Studio project to .FLV ? I read many places that it can be done but I do not have any such option (That I can find) on the FCP File menu or File Export menu.
Currently, I'm exporting to Quicktime and then using the Flash Video Encoder that came bundled with Flash but I am not getting very good quality and I'm wasting a lot of time trying it over and over again.
Thanks.
Tim

wtd wrote:
Currently, I'm exporting to Quicktime and then using the Flash Video Encoder that came bundled with >Flash...
Then theoretically access to this FLV export option should be visible in other areas where you would perform a QuickTime Export.
In FCP, for example, you could go to the menu: File > Export > Using QuickTime Conversion:
Once clicked, an additional panel is going to appear. At the bottom of said panel will be a toggle that says "Format". By clicking this button you will reveal the other options available to you. With the Flash component installed you should have access to an option: "Flash Video (FLV)":
Once you've selected this you can then click the "Options" button and this will open a final panel where you can adjust all the parameters of the exported movie. Should look like this:
That is one way to do it.
Another way to do all this would be to build a Compressor preset. All the above export options, if available in FCP, are going to be available to Compressor as well. You could set up a preset and save it in Compressor, or even save it out as a droplet that you can drop exported movies onto. Simply dropping onto a droplet triggers the FLV encode.
One final "workaround" would be to export to H.264 and then change the resulting movies extension from .mov to .flv. This will cause it to open in Flash, usually. Flash Player 9 Update 3, released on December 3, 2007 allowed for the playback of H.264 with Flash. So as long as the end-user has this version of Flash, or newer, on their end—then playback should not be an issue.
Hope that helps.

My Captivate 8 is not converting my .avi video files to .flv or .f4v, anyone know why and how to fix it?

My Captivate 8 is not converting my .avi video files to .flv or .f4v, anyone know why and how to fix it?

Hi There,
Can you try to launch Adobe Media Encoder CS6 ( come with Captivate 8) and try to convert .avi video files to .flv/ .f4v format.
Let me know if it helps.
Regards,
Ajit

Video files of type *.flv and *.f4v are considered Flash files, how play them (win7)

video files of type *.flv and *.f4v are considered Flash files, how play them (win7) are files in file windows explorer?

Not sure what you are saying; are these local or online files?
Adobe does not longer provide Adobe Media Player to play local files; use a 3rd-party player like VLC Media Player.

I have CC 2014 but need AME CC (pre 2014) in order to deliver FLV and F4V outputs - how can I download CC AME with FLV support?

I have CC 2014 but need AME CC (pre 2014) in order to deliver FLV and F4V outputs - how can I download CC AME with FLV support?

You can install AME CC (7.2) by installing After Effects CC (12.2) through the Creative Cloud application.

How to export markers to FLV cuepoints?

Is there a way of exporting sequence/layer markers to an xml document that could later be brought into Video Flash Encoder? I don't want to use AE for converting large video files. I actually tried, but the cuepoint tab was greyed out even though I made sure all the info was attached to the markers (as indicated by the appearance of a black dot). I was hoping that would be one way of exporting the data but I guess it's not...

That's the thing: I don't want to render in After Effects at all. The only reason I bring my QT files to AE is so I can attach the markers to them and, as I was hoping, export flv cuepoints list to be used in Flash Video Encoder These are completely finished 30 minutes shows that just need to be encoded for the web with chapters but Final Cut Pro markers do not translate into cuepoints.

Working with flv anf f4v

We try to use FME to capture and stream video from different
kinds of sources. These streames are to be treated in different
ways. Sometimes they will be streamed via FMS live or/and on
demand, sometimes they will be made available for download. To
start with I want to use h.264 320x240 which should be viewable on
new phones and ipod. Idea is to provide a very simple way to
capture (and possibly live stream) video with the possibility to
enhance the recordings, if required.
I got a few questions:
1 - how can I edit flv and f4v files? Premiere CS3 won't
import them.
(I found the plugin from Moyea, but it only takes flv, not
f4v)
2 - f4v is supposed to be a mpeg4 container, but f.x
Quicktime can't open them. Does this have to do with the settings
for h.264? How can I use the h.264 video and mp3 (or AAC?) audio
without transcoding them
3 - how can I make FME ask the server to record a stream
(like NetStream.publish("astream", "record"))
Thanks for listening
Frank
PS: can the server record h.264 at all?

Some solutions I found so far
- the f4m files FME makes can contain h.264 video and mp3
audio which seems to be invalid for a mp4-container. Recording f4h
with h.264 only and renaming it to mp4 helps (not sure QT really
likes these files).
MainConcept (they deliver the h.264-codec for FME if I get
this right) sell an AAC-plugin for FME which seems to work (only
tried the demo so far; I remember a few QT-crashes though)
- super.exe from erightsoft seems to be able to open f4v and
to transcode mp3 to AAC while copying h.264
- MainConcept has a plugin for Adobe Premiere which can
import and export mp4 with h.264 and AAC (seems to have a problem
when the frame rate of the imported video is lower than the
projects frame rate). The plugin can also import mp2 with audio
from free dvd and some other formats
- MainConcept has a program called Reference with a lot of
demo-encoder which can open, trim and export f4v-files with h.264
and AAC. It comes with with several predefined profiles which seem
to work fx on iPod or Nokia E51

Issues with depreciating FLV and F4V video formats from Adobe Media Encoder 2004

Hi Adobe
There are a couple of issues that have come to light with the removal of FLV support from AME 2004. Please can you provide answers to the following:
How do we set up/create Flash Que Points in video, now that the FLV format has been removed for AME 2004? - This is something I use a lot for adding dynamic text to video in Flash projects.
How do we export video with Alpha, without the FLV format, which can then be used in Flash? - This typically is used to overlay presenter to camera (on green screen) on flash animations or interactions etc.
More info on these issue on the following video forums:
Re: How do I use Flash Que Markers without the ability to export to FLV or F4V in Premiere Pro CC 2014?
Re: FLV export gone.. need alpha channel in video for Flash

I know this already - what worries me is going forward, there is no alternative to using these features. Adobe has basically made the new versions of their software unusable to me and other users looking to use 'Flash Que Points' or 'Alpha in video'. What Adobe should do is provide a modern alternative, before ditching these formats. - Doesn't really make any sense!
The other big question is, for how long will they provide access to the older versions????

FLV and F4V encoding bug in Encoder CS5.5; anyone else has seen it?

I am using Media Encoder CS5.5 (exact version info: 5.5.0.212 64-bit). When I encode to FLV (or F4V), I get occasional segments where the screen goes bright red with a scattering of pixel groups. These may range from a few frames to several seconds or more. I have gotten this bug both from loading originals generated from Final Cut Pro Quicktime exports into Encoder, AND from going directly from Premiere Pro CS5.5 to an FLV export. I do not get this bug when I encode the same files in Encoder CS5. Has anyone else seen this problem?

Try:
- iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
- Also try DFU mode after try recovery mode
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- If not successful and you can't fully turn the iOS device fully off, let the battery fully drain. After charging for an least an hour try the above again.
- Try another cable
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If you restored to factory settings/new iPod via iTunes (Not via Settings>General>Reset>Erase all Content and Setting) and still have the problem that indicates a hardware problem.
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How to playback FLV file?

Hello, I am currently exporting .flv files using Adobe Flash Encoder. Once these flv files are exported, how can I view the clips? I need to view them for review, and I've tried Downloading flash player 9, but apparently that's just a plug-in for web browser.... help!

VLC will play back .flv files.
Also, you can download Perian which installs as a QuickTime plug-in and should let you open your .flv's right inside of a QT player.
Let us know if this solves your issue.

Ca'nt ftp longer (i.e. 4 minutes) flv or f4v files (get error message "waiting for server") I

when I ftp(i.e. "put" or "upload) short flv or f4v files using dreamweaver cs4 the files upload easily and quickly. However, when I try to ftp ("put" or "upload" ) longer (i.e. 4 minutes or longer) flv or f4v files it goes through the ftp process (seeing it in background activity screen) but at the end I always get a message "waiting on server" and the longer files don't get onto hosting server. Is there a setting I need to change or other method I need to use). I have worked with my hosting support tech person but we could not solve this problem.

I'd suggest that you try using a dedicated FTP program like Filezilla or SmartFTP.
http://filezilla-project.org/
Those programs give you much more feedback on what's happening as you attempt to upload files, including error messages, etc.
There is really no difference between uploading large files and small files, the process on the server is exactly the same..UNLESS there are limits to file size or video duration set by your host. So dispite the fact that you have worked with your host support, I'd still say that the problem is server side or being limited by your Internet service provider... unless the video files you are attempting to upload are corrupted.
You didn't say if any portion of the larger video files were uploaded...and FTP program will show you whether or not ANY of the file was uploaded and at what point it stopped. You also didn't mention how large the video files where.... sort of where the "tipping point" is in file size (video duration of course is no measure of file size).
Just to reassure you, the file size of a video file will have no bearing on your ability to FTP unless your host or ISP is limiting you in some way.
I regularly Live stream events and also record them. An 8 hr event will produce roughly 1.5GB of compressed video. I use SmartFTP, with a reputable host and can upload the entire set of 1.5GB of video files (each about 50MB) over a 1000kbps upload connection without problem. Recently during a movie production project, we uploaded a number of single video file which each where over 1GB a piece.
So there is really no problem uploading video files unless there are restriction on you account from the host or the ISP.
Best wishes,
Adninjastrator

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