Mp4 file exported as flv in cs3

hi there,
i'm wondering...i usually have no problem importing .mov or
.mpg files and exporting them in flash but for some strange reason,
flash is not reading the
mp4 files i have as "video" files. (even though i can watch
them in quicktime.) however, i was able to import them anyway and
export them as .flv files as normal. i thought everything was fine
but then the video just sort of stops about three quarters of the
way through and the sound drops out. (this doesn't happen in the
original mp4 files. anyone run into this problem before or is it
just me? any suggestions? your input is much appreciated!
oh,
here's an example of what
happens, when you click on one of the commercial links in the
"what's playing" section that appears.
thanks in advance,
denise

oh, thanks so much for the offer....actually i didn't end up
fixing the problem that i was having of importing the mp4 files
into flash and exporting them to flv format...but i did bring the
mp4 files as a plug-in into dreamweaver and just have them play as
is in quicktime or i believe whatever the user's default player is.
so, basicly, i posted them as they were given to me by my client.
it would have been nice to have everything smoothly open up in
flash, but this works too.
thanks for your reply. i appreciate it.
denise

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