How to convert MPG to Flash with MPG to Flash Converter

 

March 29, 2013 8:35 am / Posted by Bill Smith to Video Tips
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Do you like to read blogs or browse YouTube at your leisure for fun? Or would you like to share interesting videos on your own blog or on YouTube with friends too, not just being an onlooker or a reader? However, you found your MPG files unplayable on your blog or YouTube when you were going to share them excitedly? Video to Flash Convertercan help you to fix this problem. Before you share you MPG files, you need to convert them to Flash format.

Why choose MPG to Flash Converter?

First of all, it is able to convert a full list of video formats like MOD, TOD, MP4, AVI, WMV, DV, FLV, MOV, MPG, 3GP, RM, MKV etc to Flash while it has no problem to transfer special video like Flip MP4/Kodak MOV video, AVCHD, MOD, TOD video, Windows Movie Maker video etc. to Flash.

In addition, it supports convert any Video to Flash movie and then insert to your Facebook, Blog, Yahoo, Myspace, which enables you to share your funny videos easily and to interact with your friends passionately at this network times.

Last but not least, its operation is simple but effective. Batch conversion is allowable which gives you a more convenient way to add your files that need converting. If you are try to make your video different or funny, you can rely on functions such as crop, clip, merge, apply effect, set output parameter, snapshot etc. All these functions are not complicated to handle. It is just about few clicks but with high output quality.

How to convert MPG to Flash with MPG to Flash Converter or with Video to Flash Converter for Mac?

Add MPG files

Click "Add Video" button to load your MPG files. Batch conversion is supported so you can add many MPG files at a time.

Set an output path

Click the button "Browse" to choose a folder on your computer to save your converted files.

Convert MPG to Flash

After you finish all the necessary settings, you can start the converting process by hitting the button "Start".