Silke of Adobe Captivate shows how to publish Adobe Captivate screencast movies to YouTube. Captivate produces videos in SWF or FLV video format both of which are not supported by YouTube.
YouTube however supports uploading WMV, AVI, MOV, and MPG file formats as well as MPEG4. Using the Sothink SWF to Video converter utility, you can convert your SWF files into an AVI movie and upload it to YouTube.
You can extend same technique to watch screencast movies on your iPod or iPhone – convert swf to mp4 or avi and transfer the video to your portable player.
Find this article at: http://www.labnol.org/internet/video/upload-swf-flash-movies-to-youtube-video/2185/
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Reader Comments
How to download flash video into avi from one website. in youtube get URL other site not publish the URL
Written by Litto on 02.03.08
I have attempted to do just this, but have had horrible luck with the quality of the video being so bad that I can’t even tell what the details are. Maybe I’m doing something wrong during the conversion, but it looks great as a .swf file, but sucks pond scum when I convert to an .avi file and upload to youtube.
Written by Kim on 07.26.08