AVI to flash converter-convert avi files to flash flv/swf for web

Need to add avi to web page, know less about PC? In fact, technical experience is not a prerequisite. There is a very simple solution, continue on with this brief "how-to" article and i will explain how you can simply get up and running in no time.

In order to embed a video into one of your web pages, you first need to convert the initial video into an web based display format referred to as flv/swf (flash video) - this is the most popular video display format on the internet.

Professional avi to flash converter offers a fast and easy way to convert avi, hd avi, divx, xvid video to flash flv/swf with html page automatically generated, then you can just upload your converted avi files to your web, blog etc on Windows 7, xp, vista.

Tips: flash keeps your digital movies in a special mode known as 'streaming'; your visitors simply need to click on the play button and they can begin viewing any of your video.

Special features:
1:Select an embedded web video-player
2.Fantastic special effect, preloader template
3.Add text/image and URL as watermark.
5.Advanced editing function: crop, clip, slide (make a playlist), merge, add video effect, etc.

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Guide: step by step embed avi files to flash web

Step1: Download and launch avi to flash converter

Step2: Import the source AVI video file into the program
Click on the add video icon and an Open dialog box will pop up to help you designate your source file. Once the source AVI file is imported into the program, it will be played in the Preview Panel.


Step3: Convert
Click on "start" on the toolbar and you are to encode the AVI file into the desired FLV/SWF file.

Step optional: Specify the output settings
In this section, you can choose "Generate FLV" and "Generate SWF-->"Embed the video in SWF and play in timeline" and "Generate SWF"-->Play the created external FLV file progressively" and "Generate HTML" and "Generate thumbnail". 
Besides, you can add logo or text as the watermark of your avi files.


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