Flash movies will play in QuickTime. Although I have not tried this, I believe you could save in Flash. Open in QuickTime Pro. Save as DV Stream. Import into iMovie. Add other content. Export entire iMovie project to tape either back to DV and then to VHS or directly to VHS either through your camera or AV in/out box. I have a flash movie I could experiment with if noone else has experience doing this. Richard Message-ID: <30047149.1066350492242.JavaMail.root at rowlf.psp.pas.earthlink.net> Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 19:28:12 -0500 (GMT-05:00) From: David Thrasher <idave at earthlink.net> Subject: [MacDV] Flash to Movie I just bought a copy of Flash 4 and I was wondering if there was anyone on this list who's used it. I found out that it is possible to output your animation as a Quicktime movie and I was thinking that if the right settings were used, the file could then be included in a regular video production after it had been converted into DV format to import into iMovie. Does anyone have any tips to share about how to set up your Flash animations and how to export if your final product is going to be video? I'm sure I'll be learning a lot of this stuff as I go along but it would be interesting to hear other people's experiences. I know I could have bought Flash MX but its price tag was too steep for me right now. Anything additional in the MX version that would make it more suitable for video? -Dave