Is there a maximum input file size Flash CS3 Video Encoder can handle?

I am stuck with this encoder and attempting to "TRIM" an MPG file to specific time in/time out points for CBT course (the video is close to 500 meg). When I click the "Start Queue" it zips through with a bunch of black area then slows and only gives maybe 5 or 10 seconds of video.

That isn't what I asked. I don't need to know how large a pdf file that can be created is. And that thread you posted the link for says the maximum is 10GB's. Acrobat supposedly has the ability to convert an HTML file to a PDF file. I need to know what is the largest size HTML file that Acrobat can open for the purposes of converting it to a PDF file? As I said, I tried to get Acrobat to open an 81MB HTML file, for purposes of converting it to a PDF file (I had not even started the conversion process yet; I was just trying to do a File -> Open of an HTML file), and after sitting there trying for a few hours, Acrobat finally crashed. So, I need to know how I'm going to get Acrobat to convert this HTML file to a PDF file....or maybe it is just unable to do so.

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[note: I posted this earlier in the Flash Media Encoder forum
-- which I thought was the same product as the video encoder.
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encoder, so I'm posting here.]
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