The document discusses importing video files into Adobe Media Encoder, which can import many common formats such as 3GP, DV, FLV, MOV, MPG and AVI. It provides instructions to import a FLV video file through the import menu and choose skinning options or no buttons, and find a short online video to take a screenshot of to upload.

1. PAL #8: Video

2.  The Adobe Media Encoder can import video and
audio in a wide variety of file formats. Some of
the more common importable video formats are
listed below:
• 3GPP/3GPP2 (.3gp, .3gpp)
• Digital Video (.dv)
• DV stream
• Flash Video (.flv, .f4v)
• QuickTime (.mov)
• MPEG (.mpg, .mpeg, .m2v)
• Windows (.avi)
• Windows Media (.asf, .wmv)

3.  Go to the ‘Import >
Import Video’ menu.
 Select the FLV file you
wish to insert.
 Choose your skinning
options from the
presets available, or
alternatively if you wish
to create your own
‘play, stop, pause’
buttons, pick ‘none’.

4.  Find a suitable video
online
(http://archive.org/details
/movies is a good source
if you’re lost)
 Make sure it’s under 1
minute long!
 Take a screenshot of your
video during playback
and upload to Moodle.