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This month we're announcing the release of VideoHQ for SWiSH Video3 which lets you exports in the highest possible Flash video. Check out the blog article comparing the quality of different codecs. We recommend you get the latest SWiSH Video3 and SWiSH Max2 updates and of course we have the usual list of forums topics for review.
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VideoHQ for SWiSH Video3
If you publish Flash Video you'll keen to see we now offer the highest quality Flash 9+ video (H264) and audio (AAC) as outputs for SWiSH Video3 when you purchase VideoHQ.
VideoHQ for SWiSH Video3 enables these industry standard formats as output options. The free update
SWiSH Video3 version 3.5 is available for existing users and now has an additional 'path'
tab to define separate absolute or relative paths for each of the files published.
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Here are some recent blog posts related to SWiSH Video3 and video conversion:
Encoding comparisons
Users often ask about the difference between Flash Video versions. The aim of this article is to compare Sorenson (’MX Video’), VP62 (’Flash8') and H264 encodings. H264 is now available with the new release of VideoHQ for SWiSH Video3.
Compression and file sizes
When it comes to the comparison between compression and file sizes, sometimes it’s like …well…peas and carrots. There have been forum posts from confused users with assumptions on compression and file sizes and I think it is time to shed some light on the topic. The easiest way to compare videos is often to take file sizes as references, however, this can some times be misleading.
Video3 to Sync Audio
Using Events in SWiSH Video3 is no longer limited to video. The latest release of SWiSH Video v3.5 now supports importing MP3 audio files. The video produced will contain a waveform animation, but it can also be used to easily synchronize the audio with animation in your SWiSH Max2 or SWiSH miniMax2 files.
Tutorials
Here are our more recent blog tutorials.
Scrolling Panorama Photos
Many modern digital cameras come with software that allows you to “stitch” multiple photos together. This can be used to create a spectacular panoramic image. With the addition of a scroll bar, you can add some intrigue to your website by allowing a user to scroll the panorama within a 4:3 aspect ratio window.
A combo of links
The Combo_silver component and the getURL() script command can be used together to provide a convenient and space effective way of presenting a list of links to other websites.
Please post a comment in the blog if you have any questions and let us know if you find these useful. At the end of each blog post we've added a star rating system. By giving our blog posts a star rating, you'll be letting us know if we should provide more, or less, of this type of article. So if you like what you see give it lots of stars!
SWiSHzone Forums
We reckon these forum posts are worth a look...
Updates
SWiSH Max2
Priority: RECOMMENDED UPDATE
Build: 20090602
Lots of improvements including many new components.
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Changes
SWiSH Video3
Priority: RECOMMENDED UPDATE
Build: 20090612 (version 3.5)
Lots of change and new features including new 'Path' settings which permit relative or absolute file publishing. Version 3.5 supports VideoHQ.
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Changes
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