Video And The Property Inspector - MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-USING FLASH Use Manual

About Linked QuickTime video
Using Flash, you can create QuickTime movies (MOV files) that can be played back by users
who have the QuickTime plug-in installed on their computers. This is often done when
people use Flash to create title sequences or animation for use as video content. The published
QuickTime file can be distributed as a DVD, or incorporated into other applications such as
Macromedia Director or Adobe Premiere.
When using Flash to create a QuickTime video clip, you can link to a QuickTime video from
the Flash file rather than embed the video in the Flash file. A linked QuickTime video
imported into Flash does not become part of the Flash file. Instead, Flash maintains a pointer
to the source file.
If you are creating a QuickTime video using Flash, your publish setting must be set to Flash 3,
4, or 5. You cannot display a linked QuickTime video in SWF format. The QuickTime file
contains a Flash track, but the linked video clip remains in QuickTime format.
Importing a video clip as linked QuickTime means that the resulting content can only be
published as a QuickTime MOV file. You cannot publish content using a linked
QuickTime video as a SWF file.
For more information, see

Video and the Property inspector

You can use the Property inspector and the Embedded Video Properties dialog box to modify
embedded and linked video clips. The Property inspector lets you give the clip an instance
name; change the width, height, and registration points; and swap a video clip with another
video clip. The Embedded Video Properties dialog box lets you rename a video clip, update an
imported video that you have edited in an external application, or import another video to
replace the selected clip. For more information, see
on page 301.
For lessons on working with video, see the Macromedia Flash Support Center at
www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flash/video.html.
"Importing linked QuickTime video files" on page
"Changing the properties of a video clip"
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