Does anyone know of an app (for Windows) that will streamline the process for publishing Flash Video to a web site? I have a client who wants to be able to make short video clips and publish them to the web. I'm looking for some sort of solution where I could set all the prefs like size, quality... and they would just have to select the video and hit a button. Having the upload automated as part of that would be nice too.

Anyone know of anything like that?

TIA

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Don't know if this will do it for you but we use it at work and it's a nice program:

[www.techsmith.com]

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Thanks. I'll download the trial and see how it goes.

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If you are looking for a complete solution to do all that you listed above, then you need a server side application like Turbine Video Engine SDK, or On2 Flix, but they're not cheap.
You can also use ffmpeg on the server side but apparently it's a little buggy, it seems that the alternative is to use Mencoder (via MPlayer and flvtool2 to create streaming flash.
You can read more about it here, [blog.kovyrin.net] (using Lighttpd server), and here, [blog.kovyrin.net] using Nginx.
Of course they could just use [www.flvhosting.com] which is what [getyoutube.com] uses.
As far as converting video on my own Windows pc, I like a free program called Super, get it here, [gpl.download.free.fr].

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How 'bout VisualHub?

Got a Macworld's 2006 Editors' Choice Awards, and only $23

I downloaded the demo and it seems like a really nice program. Fast, too.

Edit: Oops... you said for Windows.

OK, so the solution is buy a Mac, THEN buy VisualHub.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/19/2007 03:56PM by sscutchen.