In this final video of a three-part series, Tom Green demonstrates how to embed a Flash document into a Dreamweaver document and play it on a browser using the Insert>Flash Video menu in Dreamweaver.
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Tom is a professor of Interactive Multimedia through the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's School of Media Studies. Like all faculty in the program, Tom believes his students deserve to be taught by instructors who are regarded as experts in their field and whose knowledge of their subject is current with industry best practice.
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I’m really missing something here… I’ve been trying to use the file I created while following your snow movie tutorial, in these tutorials. The output from the snow tutorial is .swf, but in these tutorials I need .flv – what am I doing wrong?
Flash newbie
Nice clear tutorials… what do you use for screen capture and then adding zoom in and out Fx?
Camtasia Studio 5. I use the Zoom feature in the app, not the auto zoom during capture.
From a new Flash user: I want to take some Quicktime video’s and put them onto a website in a format that most people can view with out downloading anything extra. So I used Flash CS3 Video Encoder to make the movies .flv files. (with the thought that most people will have Flash Player 8 or higher) And I have tried all 3 method’s presented in “Flash Video the Easy Way” to get the movies on Dreamweaver. However every time I go to preview in browser- firefox I am told that I need to download plugins. I have Flash Player 9 on my computer. Any thoughts…comments… or other suggestions… Thanks
Monica:
You sure about the download. What you may be getting is the ASC_Run content thing that creates a Javascript file that is placed in the Scripts folder. It isn’t a plug in. BTW, this is a thing of the past with DW CS4.