Hi Michal,

almost certainly, the person who created the fla was using the Flash 8 IDE. 
Unfortunately, Macromedia introduced slightly different fla formats with each 
version of Flash, which can't be opened with older versions of the IDE.
What you can do, though, is to download the trial version of Flash 8, open the 
file in that, and save it as a Flash MX 2004 fla.
To do so, you select "File/Save As ..." and select "Flash MX 2004 document" in 
the "save as type" pulldown.
Note, though, that the fla's authoer might actually have used some Flash 8 
features. Those would get lost when saving as an older version.


cheers,
till

Michal Gabrukiewicz wrote:
> 
> hello,
> i have been playing around with red5 today and wanted now to look at the 
> FLA files to see how the samples were made. Unfotunately i cannot open 
> them because it says "Unexpected file format".
> i am using WinXP Pro, Flash MX pro version 7.
> does anybody know the problem?
>  
> thanks a lot
> michal
> 
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