Video in detail
Video Learning Guide for Flash
Adobe Flash Professional lets you easily put video on a web page in a format that almost anyone can view. This guide provides an introduction to web video, including information on how to create and publish video on the web. Explore the sections below to dive into whatever topic interests you.
Building video players
Learn methods for creating and skinning custom media players to get the look and functionality you want.
Encoding video
Follow these best practices and recommended settings for encoding audio and video in a variety of distribution formats.
F4V/FLV specification
Read the open F4V/FLV specification that documents file format information for storing media content used to deliver streaming audio and video for playback in Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR.
Flash Player detection
Achieve successful Flash Player version detection and admin support in a controlled environment.
Progressive video
Learn the basics of publishing video files to the web that download to Flash Player as they play.
Streaming video
Understand the basic principles of delivering and protecting high-demand web videos by streaming to Flash Player.
Using audio
Produce audio for the web, and incorporate audio content and associated metadata into your projects.
Video effects
See what cool effects developers have done to work 3D and other visual effects into their video projects.
Video on devices
Make your web video content mobile-friendly by referring to these resources detailing how to play video on mobile devices.
