I make computer video tutorials: http://www.nerdmaker.com/
I recently found swf(flash) to be an excellent format for playing my
instructional videos. I would like to be able to export my original
video files
i.e. http://www.nerdmaker.com/support/RestorePhotoshopDefaultSettings.zip
(9 megs)to a swf format with a quicktime like play bar. I've found a
play bar, but here is the catch:
I want the exported swf file to be of about the same file size and
quality of this camtasia produced swf file:
http://www.nerdmaker.com/support/RestorePhotoshopDefaultSettings.html
(979k)
I will be doing this for several hundred files. Don't hesitate to ask
questions for further late breaking details:)

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Request for Question Clarification by tisme-ga on 26 Nov 2002 21:52 PST

Hello,

How much are you willing to pay for a program that will be capable of
converting the files?

tisme-ga

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Request for Question Clarification by tisme-ga on 26 Nov 2002 21:55 PST

Also I would like to know what codec the original files are encoded
with? I am unable to see any video (although the audio works).

tisme-ga

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Clarification of Question by kman-ga on 26 Nov 2002 22:16 PST

>How much are you willing to pay for a program that will be capable of
>converting the files?
 
>tisme-ga

$100.00, but I would like to verify effectiveness with a demo of the
product before purchasing. I would assume flash MX is capable of
this(I have this program)? When less popular programs are used for
video production, there may be problems in compatability.

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Clarification of Question by kman-ga on 26 Nov 2002 22:18 PST

>Also I would like to know what codec the original files are encoded
>with? I am unable to see any video (although the audio works).
 
>tisme-ga

The techsmith codec:
http://www.techsmith.com/download.asp
look under additional downloads for TSCC codec