Why
does my published video appear very blocky?
Please check if you have changed your video resolution at Settings
tab. To reduce the blockiness you can check Smooth video checkbox
in the Settings tab. |
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Why
does my published video appear jerky (a moving object in the previous
frames leaving a trailmark)?
Please try reducing the key frame interval at Settings tab. The smaller
the value, the better the quality but also produce slightly bigger
file size. |
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Why
does my published video appear very blur?
Please try reducing the quantizer value. The smaller the value, the
better the quality but also produce slightly bigger file size. |
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What
is the maximum published video duration?
Macromedia Flash only support up to 16,000 frames. If your video frame
rate is 25, then the maximum duration will be 640 seconds. However
Flash Video Studio allow you to set a url to open at the end of a
video playback. This way you can chained several SWF files to make
a longer videos. |
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Why
can't I set quantizer and keyframe value?
You might have a Video Quality sets to one of the preset value. Please
change it into Custom Preset to enable manual control over quantizer
and keyframe. |
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Why
does my text/image watermark appear very blur?
Please check if you have changed your video resolution at Settings
tab. As watermark is drawn on top of your video image, changes in
video resolution will also apply to the watermark. |
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Can
I put watermark on all videos published by batch publish feature?
Yes you can. All settings defined in the main project will be used
for every video published by batch publish feature. |
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Why
the published video has a different bandwidth and size than the estimate
showing at the bottom of the application window?
It is impossible to know the bandwidth and publish size precisely
before actually publishing the video. However Flash Video Studio always
try to offer the best estimate. |
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Why
the published video appear jumpy (skip frames at a certain interval)?
Macromedia Flash plays small to medium size video (smaller than 500x400)
well but it is not designed to play large video. When playing large
video, it might skip a few frames trying to achieve real time playback. |