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If you exit and restart Flash Video Encoder, or if you stop and restart the queue, a dialog
box appears that lets you select the file to encode.
8.
The FLV encoded files are saved to the same folder as the source video files with a .flv file
extension to identify them. If you encode the same file more than once, an incremental
number is appended to the filename for each additional encoding.
Saving the encoding queue
You can manually save the current encoding queue—including all encoding settings. If you do
not choose to save the encoding queue, it is saved automatically when you exit Flash Video
Encoder.
To save the encoding queue:
Select File > Save Queue.
Removing files from the encoding queue
You can remove any video from the encoding queue before it is encoded.
To remove a video from the encoding queue:
1.
Select the video (or videos) that you want to remove from the source file list.
2.
Click Remove.
A dialog box prompts you to confirm that you want the selected files removed from the
encoding queue.
Skipping a file
You can specify that Flash Video Encoder not encode a file in the current encoding queue.
To skip a file:
1.
Select the file or files that you want to skip in the encoding queue. To select multiple files
in the encoding queue, Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Macintosh).
2.
Select Edit > Skip Selection.
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Using Flash Video Encoder
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