What kind of video format does InVideo support? Microsoft Windows Video Files (AVI, WMV, ASF) MPEG Video Files (MPEG, MPG, MPV) Quicktime Video Files (QT, MOV) MPEG4 (through AVI format) DIVX (through AVI format) What is the minimum system requirement to run InVideo? 400 MHz CPU or better, 128 MB RAM, Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP. DirectX 8.0 or better. Recommended: 800 MHz CPU and 256 MB RAM.    Do I need to install Macromedia Flash to be able to use InVideo? No   Can I publish a video without audio? Yes you can, just click the do not import audio option in the Select tab.   Can I add an external soundtrack to be mixed with the published video? Yes you can, in the Music & Settings tab, click the Have music option.   Why the published video has a InVideo watermark? All published video using trial/evaluation version of InVideo will have a watermark. To remove it, please purchase the software.   What type of SWF file is created by the InVideo? InVideo creates a standard Macromedia Flash File version. It is compatible with Macromedia Flash MX and 2004.   Can I import the published video into Macromedia Flash? Yes you can.   When you send a video via email, does the recipient need to install additional software to view it? No, the recipient only needs a web browser to view it. What is the maximum published video length? The maximum published video length varies depending on what publish output you have selected. Send by Email : maximum of 4 minutes video (Trial user can only publish 1 minute video) Upload To InVideo.com : maximum of 6 minutes video (Not available for trial user) Export To InAlbum : a maximum of 4 minutes video (Trial user can only publish 1 minute video) Make HTML : maximum of 10 minutes video (Trial user can only publish 1 minute video) Why does InVideo limits how long a video can be published? InVideo uses a Macromedia Flash technology which can compress and deliver a high quality but very small video. However the technology is only limited for a short video and it is not meant for user who wants to upload large video files. It only serves its purpose to send a short video clip via email and to make them available online. If you have a long video, you can define show range (section of your video) that will be published. Can I set a published video quality? You can only set the published video quality when you use the following publish features : - Make available online - Make HTML file - Export to InAlbum 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. This is also depends on your computer power (speed and memory) and how busy it is at that time. Why does InVideo fail to send my video by email or upload to a website? Please make sure you set your anti-virus/firewall to allow InVideo to access the internet. If you are not sure how, please turn them off temporarily when you are sending your video by email or upload to a website..