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hi<br />
I have already made the swf background &nbsp;transparent - is there a way of converting the mp4 file from the swf file and then the ogg file from the mp4 so the transparency is retained (and therefore matches the background)
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hi
I have already made the swf background  transparent - is there a way of converting the mp4 file from the swf file and then the ogg file from the mp4 so the transparency is retained (and therefore matches the background)

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I have converted an ogg file from an mp4 file (which was originally converted from a swf file)<br />
when I view &nbsp;the page in firefox <a href="http://www.neujuice.com/rm/work.html" rel="ugc">http://www.neujuice.com/rm/work.html</a>&nbsp;<br />
the original grey background colour does not match after conversion to ogg <br />
It should look like it does in internet explorer (which is viewing the embedded .swf file )<br />
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how can I get it to match the colour of the original grey background (also the background of the swf file)?
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I have converted an ogg file from an mp4 file (which was originally converted from a swf file)
when I view  the page in firefox http://www.neujuice.com/rm/work.html 
the original grey background colour does not match after conversion to ogg 
It should look like it does in internet explorer (which is viewing the embedded .swf file )

how can I get it to match the colour of the original grey background (also the background of the swf file)?

colour matching of ogg file

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