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Here are my settings in the converter as well, maybe you can see if you have the same:
Container: SWF
Video codec: SAME AS INPUT
Frame rate: whatever your original video's frame rate is (Mine are all at 30 fps)
Bitrate: 4 Mbit/s
Width x Height: Same as input (which will show up as 0 x 0 when you choose this option)
Audio: Unchecked
Can it be from your original video file? What file format is your video?
you see i would normal render out each image in PNG then run it tru flash, maybe you can tell me what video setting to output it to
blender has,
AVI JPG
AVI Raw
Frame Server
H.264
MPEG
Ogg Theora
xvid
The video comes out good its when i convert it, it comes with that black line it has to be me tho. I think it's the video codec because i don't see avi raw but i see H.264 and others.
The other option you mentioned about png file sequence, you should probably try targa (tga) file sequence instead. 24 bit for no alpha, 32 bit for alpha. After that, run it through Adobe After Effects (if you have it) and re-render it out as mov file as mentioned above.
If you have none of the above, you can try H.264, not sure if that will give you the results you desire though.
(and that black line is gone)i am fine lol.