September 28th, 2007

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• 09.28.07
  Video Blog: How to edit Quicktime MOV and convert to Flash FLV in Windows
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  So you shot the perfect video footage with your handy dandy camera. You got it on your computer. But now you can't seem to pull out just the small clip you want or get the .mov quicktime file into the flash .flv format. Kodak camera users BEWARE! The .MOV files created on many Kodak cameras are non-compliant and require the purchase of Quicktime PRO and special steps. This tutorial will not work for you. Thanks to all the feedback from readers since this tutorial was first published, it is now apparent that this conversion process is more art than science. Due to ...