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  jolie said, on Oct 23rd at 4:04 am:

  Well actually...

  ..it should really be able to create .MOV's as it promises ;-))
  Since Flash Pro has become *the* authoring software for animations, and not 'just' for interactive movies, but also for linear animations... And since older Flash versions did a perfect job exporting to .mov see f.e. http://tinyurl.com/yq... it should just work: it's not somekind of a new invention that still has to proove itself... ;-)
  
  It will probably be enough to 'just' upgrade to the latest Adobe CS, but I just bought *this* version a little over a year ago..
  It pi*sses me off I have to spend thousands of euro's again and again 'cause tiny little codecs change and a 16 month old + expensive piece of software is not enough anymore ;-}
  Maybe Divx can repair it (i am on another computer right now, can't see if i tried that allready, tried lost of stuff..)

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  philcampbell said, on Oct 22nd at 1:17 am:

  hmmm.

  firstly i dont like the idea of this flashpro8 being able to create a .mov format. normally the safest way is to let quicktime produce one. i suggest that the .mov is corrupt or is not a QT version that op11 understands. Try www.divx.com and encode it with that and upload.

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  jolie said, on Oct 21st at 2:35 pm:

  The caht at the end of the show reminded me of a question I had....

  ...I tried to upload a .mov I made with my FlashPro 8... But the O11 site noted it was not an acceptable format.. That seemed so weird to me. I know the .mov-file-format is only a container, but... why would FlashPro 8 not create a readable movie?
  Or better.. what could i do to change it?
  Maybe i should ask this at the O11-forum..