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Originally Posted by VGeorgie
Not really. The shareware stuff (most using FFmpeg) either don't bother with injecting metadata, or use an open source tool like flvtool2. These don't give you the highest quality FLVs whatever the setting because they rely on a very old playback codec. You want software that supports VP6 FLVs. The ones from Sorenson and On2 do this, and provide the minimal metadata for proper playback. Metadata for use with pseudo-streaming is not injected (that I recall), and you STILL need post-processing.
It doesn't take long to inject the metadata, and you could write a BAT file to do all the videos in a directory at once. Assuming you're doing this on your desktop. If you're doing it on the server your upload script would include the the injection step after encoding.
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Thank you for your reply.
The Premiere gives a choice to render it in Flash with Sorenson Spark and On2VP6. Isn't that the one you mentioned? AND, when On2VP6 is chosen it gives an option to insert a keyframes and choos the frequency of them. Wouldn't it solve the problem?
But then again, you are saying that "Metadata for use with pseudo-streaming is not injected (that I recall), and you STILL need post-processing (what exactly post processing)", and right underneath you say "It doesn't take long to inject the metadata".
Sorry, I am just not perfectly clear on what exactly should I do with an FLV file once it's rendered.
THank you again.