In my weekly mastermind group, we just learned today (thanks to Sean Malarkey) that you can simply change a .mov (Mac based video format) file to .flv (Flash based format) by just changing the file type. In order for this to work, the codec (fancy pants language for how the movie is rendered on your machine) needs to be H.264 (the Mac standard codec) which may seem like Greek to many, but if you have a newer Mac (in the last 3 years) it will be using this codec.
In this example, I show how simple this is to do (and what an incredible time saver it is to boot).
Check it out below:
If this helps, or you feel so inspired, please leave a comment below.
Thanks for watching,
Bill
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What for me,I use Macvide VideoFlash Converter.It’s soft for convert avi to flv. It's the best programm which I have had to deal with.
What for me,I use Macvide VideoFlash Converter.It’s soft for convert avi to flv. It's the best programm which I have had to deal with.
What for me,I use Macvide VideoFlash Converter.It’s soft for convert avi to flv.It's helps me a lot.)
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