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The option to save as flv/f4v was available in my soundbooth cs4 File menu, but after a re-install (os to windows 7) the option is gone. I only have 'save as ... .asnd, .wma, .wmv, mp3, wav, mov, avi and aif'.
Is there a plugin or something I need installed in order for this option to become available to me, I am working with cuepoints so need to be able to export to this format. I have flash Cs4 and quicktime 7 installed.
Anybody have a solution?
Thanks!

Never got the option to saves as flv/f4v back in my soundbooth cs4 menu, but here's a
work around for anyone else needing a fast solution to this bizarre installation feature -
Place your markers as usual in soundbooth. Save your file, in this case it's a common wav format.
Export your markers (File>export>markers) this will generate an xml file which describes your injected cue points.
Open Adobe Media Encoder (which should be there with your flash cs4 installation)
Add your wav file, make sure format is flv|f4v, click on the orange preset information, expand your options by clicking on the the circle with the vertical arrows in.
Choose flv as your export format and adjust the other settings as you please, unfortunately it seems you have to export some video (I just needed the audio though, so I made the video export options really low like resize = 50 x50)
The on the left of adobe media encoder under the 'black' video preview click on the little stiffy disk icon to load in the marker xml file you created from soundbooth (you can also add markers from this section of the app).
Export you flv file.
Open flash, create a new project, choose file>import video. Choose the AME encoded flv file, set the skin to none, and import it. With the video selected on the stage you can make sure that the cuepoints were loaded in by opening windows>component inspector - the markers should be listed there.
Go ahead and work with markers using your metadataEvent and some switch statements in the listener.
Hope this helps, I will let you know when someday my option to do this directly from soundbooth will magically re-appear .

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