Trouble Import Flash MX into Director MX

Hi I am newbie.
I had made a flash mx movie named main.swf. In this flash, i
put a movieclip that loads a video named video.flv from a folder
named Video.
If i run my swf (with flash player), it works. I mean, the
video is loaded.
But the problem is, when i import that main.swf to director
MX (I choose Link as external file), and I run the director, the
video is not loaded. The main.swf file is appear, but the movie
clip which load the video,
didnt appear.
Did i miss something? i put the dir file, eg tes.dir, and its
projector (tes.exe) in one folder with main.swf. So in that folder,
there are tes.dir, tes.exe, main.swf and a folder Video which
contains video.flv.
didnt appear
Please help me...

> I am running MX 2004 and am experiencing the same
problems with my swf files when loading them into director. Maybe I
am just missing a step.
It's difficult to know, since you didn't answer any of my
other questions.
Have either/both of you installed the 10.1.1 update that
provides Flash
8 support? <
http://www.adobe.com/support/director/downloads.html>

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