We usually concerned with Flash as a means of
creating interactive, multimedia pieces for use on a personal computer, but Chris Georgenes reminds us that Flash can
be used for a lot more. Check out his article, "Migrating Flash Projects to
Video" on the Flash Dev Center site. He
has some great tips on taking your Flash movies to DVD and broadcast TV. I especially like the nod to Flashants' SWF2Video. A couple of years ago, I
had to reanimate pieces in AfterEffects for DVD menu backgrounds that I'd mocked up using coded animation in Flash
because I couldn't figure out how to output the dynamic Flash movie to video. More recently, I've seen GeoVid's Flash to Video Encoder at work and
been pleased with it, but I'm definitely going to check out SWF2Video now too!Check out Chris' sites to see his work: Mudbubble and KeyFramer







1. We made one of those what sone is coming up next title bars for a local television channel which is fully flash being powered by an xml socket server.....it was cheap and intergrated with thier automated systems nicely....everyone was happy and it can be restyled extremely quick.
Cam.
Posted at 5:27PM on Apr 4th 2006 by Campbell