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• Then under Skin choose any skin that begins with the word Captioned

• If you want your captions to appear over your video, choose a skin that contains the word

External. If you want your captions to appear below the video, choose a skin that

contains the word Over. In either case you can choose to auto-hide the video control

panel by setting the Parameter skinAutoHide to true.

• After that you can go to Control >> Test Movie to see a sample of what your video will

look like.

• Press the CC button to turn your captions on or off

• Once you are ready to create the final files go to File >> Publish Settings to confirm the

names and types of files you want to export

• Then go to File >> Publish to actually create them

Playing your finished captioned flash videos

• Make sure all 4 of the following files are in the same folder:

1. The .flv video

2. The .swf file for your video

3. The .html file (for those who exported .html)

4. The .swf file you chose as your skin

• Then just double click the .swf file to bring up a player in flash, or double click the .html

to bring up the flash player inside your web browser (IExplorer, Firefox, Safari, etc)

Note

It is extremely important to remember that when you are building your project in Macromedia

Flash that you do not include the entire path to your .flv in the Content Path section of the

Parameters tab. Doing so will make the video work perfectly fine on your computer, but it will

not work for anyone else.

Sample Flash video with captions:

http://www.cpcweb.com/Webcasting/Webcast_Samples/All/Flash_CPC_Demo_Video.html

YouTube/Google Video

This feature provides a direct workflow to export a .srt file for Google video.

your current e-mail address. The e-mail address is not necessarily a gmail.com address.

You will be sent a confirmation email once you finish registering. Please confirm through this e-

mail before you upload any video.

Compress video file for Google Video Upload