Server side video to FLV convertor

Hi,
is there any solution to upload video files(AVI, MPEG,
ETC...) to the server and they'll be converted to FLV files
automatically?! Is this possible anyway without using FCS tools?!
Please advice,
Hadi

On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 13:23:17 +0000 (UTC), "tahadaf"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> is there any solution to upload video files(AVI, MPEG,
ETC...) to the server
>and they'll be converted to FLV files automatically?! Is
this possible anyway
>without using FCS tools?!
Do you like to create your own ASP service or do you like to
have just
a batch converter? Or do you seek for an-line service offered
by a
third party?

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