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Okay I have Flash MX 2004 Pro, just purchased a mini-dv camera and captured it with Final Cut Pro HD. &nbsp;I am reading everywhere about this FLV export plugin that I can use that comes with Flash, but I can't find it anywhere and all the tutorials assume you have already installed it. &nbsp;Any ideas as to where it's at?<br />
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Okay I have Flash MX 2004 Pro, just purchased a mini-dv camera and captured it with Final Cut Pro HD.  I am reading everywhere about this FLV export plugin that I can use that comes with Flash, but I can't find it anywhere and all the tutorials assume you have already installed it.  Any ideas as to where it's at?

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Where is the flv export plugin

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