(OT) Reducir peso .flv

Hola foreros
Tengo un archivo .flv que de descargué, pero cuando
intento abrirlo en Flash
me pide el original.
Actualmente funciona y se ve bien. Pero deseo es sacar el
video y reducirle
el peso para volverlo a colocar como estaba............. Pero
además es
volverlo a crear y que se vea el video bajándole peso
El vinculo es
http://anuack.com/global_2/bandwidth200.swf

Tienes que dar un paso atrás. Pasar el FLV a otro
formato editable (AVI,
MPG, WMV....) y recomprimir el resultante para bajarle el
peso.
Lás pérdidas pueden ser enormes, y el resultado no
tan satisfactorio, pero
esa, creo, es la única forma de hacerlo. Existen muchos
programas para
convertir Flv en Avi o Mpeg pero Pazera Free FLV to AVI
Converter destaca
por su facilidad y prestaciones, además de ser gratuito.
Echa un vistazo a este software:
http://www.dhost.info/jack1024/flvtoavi_en/
Salu2
"Anuack Technology de Colombia"
<[email protected]> escribió en el
mensaje news:g0j580$t84$[email protected]..
> Hola foreros
>
> Tengo un archivo .flv que de descargué, pero cuando
intento abrirlo en
> Flash me pide el original.
>
> Actualmente funciona y se ve bien. Pero deseo es sacar
el video y
> reducirle el peso para volverlo a colocar como
estaba............. Pero
> además es volverlo a crear y que se vea el video
bajándole peso
>
> El vinculo es
>
http://anuack.com/global_2/bandwidth200.swf
>
>
>
>

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bdaul wrote:
> Urami,
>
> Thanks for the note. You mention "Reduce their quality
in library,
> individually each, it should let you bring down the site
a bit."
>
> My source was taking an image apart in Photoshop then
animating it's
> reconstruction using AfterEffects Pro...producing a .mov
file...outputing a FLV
> (?) file...bringing it into FLASH...can you tell me more
of where I need to in
> which application?
> '
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