I needed to output an .flv video for a recent project and my previous converter, SwishVideo1 was a bit out of date, so I looked around at what else was available.
The "official" Macromedia Flash is of course now owned by Adobe, and they wanted around $1100 for it. As my current conversion job was for $65 that seemed extravagant. so I went for SwishVideo 3 with an add on called Video HQ which enables H264 and AAC. This cost under $60, and the result was extremely impressive in quality at a small size.
This makes me wonder - what would Adobe's Flash do extra for an additional $1000?
The "official" Macromedia Flash is of course now owned by Adobe, and they wanted around $1100 for it. As my current conversion job was for $65 that seemed extravagant. so I went for SwishVideo 3 with an add on called Video HQ which enables H264 and AAC. This cost under $60, and the result was extremely impressive in quality at a small size.
This makes me wonder - what would Adobe's Flash do extra for an additional $1000?