Movavi Engine SDK for Flash Video 1.1.2

Movavi Engine SDK for Flash Video 1.1.2 is a top compact and powerful conversion tool published by Movavi. It is considered the driving force behind the Movavi Online conversion service and has proved its robustness and quality by handling thousands of conversions every day.

The Movavi SDK for Flash Video provides website operators with a complete video processing and hosting solution, enabling them to build their own video sharing sites. The software can also be used to power video blogging, user-generated content, forums and other social networking activities.

The Movavi Engine SDK for Flash Video lets you embed the Movavi conversion engine into almost any Win32 server-based application that supports COM technology, including applications written in C/C++/C#, .NET (Visual Basic), ASP, Perl, PHP, Python, and others.

Using the Movavi Engine SDK for Flash Video, your video encoder can easily convert almost any popular video formats to Flash .flv format, ready to publish over the Internet.

Major Features:

1. Supports popular scripting languages using COM technology: C/C++/C#, .NET applications (Visual Basic), ASP, PHP, Python, Perl, and others.
2. Supports conversion of AVI (DivX, XVid), MPEG (1, 2, 4), MP4, 3gp, 3gp2, WMV, MOV (QT), VOB to Flash video with server-based applications. Video output is fully compatible with Adobe Flash Player 8 or later.
3. Customizable video output quality, video and thumbnail image sizes.
4. Smart Queuing limits the number of simultaneously converted files and prevents sites hanging ups.
5. Contains tools to support interaction with services, monitor results, and gather statistics.
6. Lets visitors to your website to upload videos using an HTML form.
7. Documentation includes sample implementations.

Enhancements: Minor bugs are fixed

Requirements:

• Windows XP, Server 2000 or later.
• IIS 5.0/Apache for use in web applications.
• To convert QuickTime videos, the latest version of Apple QuickTime must be installed. Click to download QuickTime from the Apple website.

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