Why do so many websites now use Flash Video rather than other formats such as QuickTime or Windows Media Video? About 90% of all browsers have a free Flash player installed, so you won't have to worry that someone cannot view your Flash video because of the missing codec or plug-in! Also Flash files has much less size for streaming and downloading it from the web, while the quality stays the same.
VisiFly is an easy-to-use program to convert your video files into streaming Adobe(Macromedia) Flash files step by step. VisiFly is great for displaying your videos on websites, CD's, for creating flash tutorials and presentations. It converts almost any video format (AVI, WMV, MPEG, MP4, MOV and many others) to Flash (SWF, FLV). VisiFly is a Wizard so everything is simple and structured. You won't have to read a long complicated "help" before you can start! You choose an input video file and select output format (SWF, FLV). Then you click 'Next' and choose first and last frames of the video in the preview window. VisiFly will also generate HTML code with control buttons (such as play, pause and stop) which you can embed into your webpage! You can set advanced video and audio settings - it's also very easy! Choose a quality, framerate, keyframe and dimension in video settings. Disable or enable sound, select a compression level and audio quality in audio settings. Click 'Next' and get a perfect result! VisiFly is probably the best program to turn your favorite videos into smaller and very popular Flash files. This powerful software will convert your home video to a professional high-quality Flash movie. Let's make the conversion process easy and pleasant together!
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Why do so many websites now use Flash Video rather than other formats such as QuickTime or Windows Media Video? About 90% of all browsers have a free Flash player installed, so you won't have to worry that someone cannot view your Flash video because of the missing codec or plug-in! Also Flash files has much less size for streaming and downloading it from the web, while the quality stays the same. 
