I think Flash 8 video looks pretty good on the web.
My problems with it are:

- Requires Flash to encode Flash 8 video. Flash is very expensive software.

- Requires Flash 8 plugin to view and is not backwards compatible with
previous versions of Flash plugin (if you can't install quicktime
plugin, you won't be able to install Flash plugin either).

- Still doesn't solve the portability issue with Flash, being that the
video file requires a separate controller for playback. Why can't
Flash natively play Flash video without a controller? I know its
possible to do some cool stuff now with Flash/Actionscript, and there
is a new external API for Actionscript that I need to learn more
about, but that requires way more development in Flash/Actionscript
than I'd care for.


my 2 cents.

-Josh



On 1/20/06, Joe Chapuis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Has anyone here been playing w/ the new Flash Video Encoder included
> > w/ Flash 8 Pro?
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> I recently switched to Flash 8 from QT. The quality is much better than it
> was in Flash 7. I think the compression is better, too.
>
> Only problem, is that a lot of people still haven't upgraded their players.
> Flash 8 won't play on older players. I have a little notice under my videos
> warning people in advance. Haven't had any complaints so far.
>
> I prefer to load/play my FLVs using the www.proxus.com player.
>
> joe
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