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The primary factor is the native format. Quicktime is a raster video,
while Flash is a vector animation. Converting between raster and
vector in any format is an image quality killer, so the final .mov or
.swf files need to be made from the high-res original source.
Anything you find that tries to convert one to the other will not
produce results with decent quality.
> I had the same problem just recently. I scoured the net for all kinds
> of things: Windows solutions, Mac solutions, even Linux solutions
> (it's not hard to get a Cygwin environment on your box at work if
> you're sneaky). I found a variety of Windows programs and they all
> performed poorly. Now the movies I was trying to convert had sound as
> well, and that seemed to be the deciding factor.
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