ScreenVirtuoso enables convert a recorded AVI to SWF (Macromedia Flash), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, VCD, SVCD and DVD compatible formats.
To convert video to Flash follow these steps:
- Record or open an AVI file.
- Go to the Flash tab.
- Set the output path or leave the default one.
- Set conversion parameters and click the Convert... button.
Options:
| First Frame | Coversion will be started from this frame. |
| Frame Count | Number of frames to convert. |
| Sound | Determines whether or not to include a sound into the result SWF file. Note, this option matters only if a source video file has a sound. |
| Frame Rate (fps) | Frame Rate in Frames Per Second. Initial value is equal the frame rate of source video file. You can change this value, to make the SWF movie faster or slower. |
| Quality | Quality of JPEG compression in percents. JPEG compression is used to diminish a size of frames. Large value improves the quality of movie but also increases its size. |
| Compress | Determines whether or not to compress the result SWF file. Compression can diminish a size of file significantly and therefore reduce download time. |
| Left, Top, Right, Bottom | That values determine video margins. In some cases you may want to convert only a part of image. Set the margins or click the right button to select them visually. |
| Optimize | If this option is checked, the program tries to optimize a movie by dividing it into parts. In some cases it can significantly reduce a size of image (see notes below), but also can lead to the loss of quality. |
| Threshold | Increase this value to diminish the size of SWF file. Decrease this value to improve the video quality. |
| Background | Background color for the result HTML page. |
To convert video to MPEG follow these steps:
- Record or open a video file.
- Go to the MPEG tab.
- Set the output path or leave the default one.
- Set the conversion type
- Click Convert... button.
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