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For better playback on older (>2 years) computers you're better off using the VP6 or VP6-S codecs over H.264 and Flash. If you choose VP6 your video will also p
by aaroneous 18y ago
For better playback on older (>2 years) computers you're better off using the VP6 or VP6-S codecs over H.264 and Flash. If you choose VP6 your video will also play on client computers that have older versions of the Flash player.
FFmpeg or Mencoder are great OSS projects for converting video, and as someone already mentioned ffmpegx is a good front to ffmpeg on osx.
There is a new FLV file format spec in the works, but for now Adobe recommends your h.264 stay in MPEG-4 containers (mp4, mov, 3g2, etc).