Movieclips no good for video?

I have been reading the article
Migrating
Flash Project to Video where Chris Georgenes is saying you
should avoid Movieclips in this particular scenario.
I have seen this in other texts also, but at the same time I
think I've read that this is something that is corrected now. That
you can use MC's and still create a functioning video. Correct?
And if so, is there anybody who could redirect me to an
article in the same subject, but more recently written?

Found out that - since CS3 - Movieclips are OK for use when
producing video.
Still would like to learn the best practice for taking swf to
high quality media that would be suited for DVD and/or big screen
projection. How to think regarding Pixel Aspect Ratio for example.

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RamCash let you allow to set priority on Writing, Latency and some Others important details.
If you have the same CPU and GPU as I have we can start making sure this:
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GPU o.c.930mghz" this improve my time approx 7 sec."
Use 10gb of ram for ramcache, set latency on 10, and set writing priority.
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