How to Convert AVI, MPEG, WMV video to Flash (FLV, SWF)

Pazera Free Video to Flash Converter is an absolutely free application that converts the most popular audio & video files (AVI, MPEG, MP4, 3GP, MOV, MP3, WAV, WMA and other) into Flash Video format (FLV, SWF). Video files created by this program can be posted on video services such as YouTube, Google Video, Metacafe, Dailymotion and other.

convert any video file including AVI, MP4 3GP, MOV, WMA, etc to Flash video format, either SWF or FLV. This is pretty handy when you need to convert a large video file into a much smaller Flash video so that you can post it on a web site or onto a online video sharing site like YouTube.

Even though you can upload a 1GB file to YouTube, it’ll take forever over a DSL connection and it’s pretty slow over Cable too! That’s why I always convert my videos to Flash first, then upload. Of course, if you have a website, it’s always better to use Flash format if you can.

Pazera Free Video to Flash Converter is a standalone program, meaning there is no need to install anything on your computer, you simply run the EXE file.

Here are some of the major features of Pazera that I really like:

• Completely portable…uses no registry keys or system files, which means you can throw it on a USB drive and run the program on any computer
• Has a set of predefined profiles for converting videos to Flash. What’s great about this is that it has several profiles for converting videos into an acceptable YouTube format. It also has profiles for converting to FLV without audio or into small or large size. To get to the profiles, just click on Encoder and click on Load Encoder Settings.

• You can also convert audio into FLV or SWF format by using an image or text as a background to the video
• 2-pass encoding which will improve the quality of video, especially for grainy or dark videos
• Supports a bunch of video formats including AVI, DivX, XviD, MPEG, MPG, WMV, MOV, QT, FLV, SWF, MP4, 3GP, VOB, VCD DAT, and OGM.
• Supports the latest version of the LAME encoder and FFmpeg encoder.

The program is super simple to use, which is great for me! Just click Add files, select all your videos and pick which format you want to convert the video to: FLV or SWF. If you want to change the audio settings, video resolution, or crop the video, you can do that also at the bottom.

Once you’ve added your videos, just click the Convert button at the top and all the videos will be converted to Flash. That’s it! Can’t get any simpler than that. You can also just drag and drop videos onto the GUI interface.

So definitely check out Pazera Video to Flash Converter for all of your video to flash converting needs!