Video Encoder

Posted Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 1:57 PM  

Sorry to post this under Presenter, but there's not a heading for Video Encoder, so here goes. Is there a way I can import a video that is already in .flv, into Encoder then use Encoder to edit, as in trim off the end or beginning? Or if not in Encoder, any way with any of the Articulate Studio products? Our video producer gives me .flv files for easy insertion into Articulate; there are times when I could save both of us a lot of time if I could do simple edits myself, like I can do with other types of video files - except .flv. Any help would be appreciated - if there's a free download video editor available that you would recommend, I'd appreciate some guidance there, too.


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User Rank Peter Anderson

9,844 posts

Posted Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 9:24 AM  

Hi Harriet!

 

Articulate's Video Encoder will not allow you to import an FLV, but our own Tom Kuhlman recommends Movie Maker for simple video editing.

 

Movie Maker:

 

http://explore.live.com/windows-live-movie-maker

 

Hope that's helpful!

 


Posted Friday, February 10, 2012 at 12:54 PM  

I'm looking into a similar issue and I'm thinking you could convert your flv to avi,  or wmv (with Format Factory)and upload it to video encoder for editing....  it kind of sounds like going full circle but that's sometimes the kind of stuff that makes it work for me.


Pam Boyd

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Posted Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 1:53 PM  

Sorry to branch off of this thread with my own question, but I'm hoping someone subscribing to this thread will be able to help me.

The "working" file I received for my video was .flv. I converted it to .mov and would like to remove only a small portion of the narration in Video Encoder. I don't want to remove the particular portion of the video that's associated with that section of narration; I only want the narration removed. I don't have the original audio file, only the .flv (which is now converted). Is there a way to do this?

 

Thanks in advance for any guidance!

I can't wait until I'm able to repay the favor by actually answering someone's question (seems a long ways off though!)