Flash Video offers unparalleled reach by offering more options for interactivity to any video format on the Internet. This chapter introduces the number one video in streaming format. Video and Web File formats, e.g. HTML, GIF and JPEG have made distribution text and images on the World Wide Web. The MP3 audio file format extended the Web to become a vehicle for audio distribution. It was not until the introduction of Flash Video (FLV) in Adobe Flash Player that the video has become viewable from major-ity of the general audience on the Internet.
In Web 1.0 (1994-2003), Web video was difficult to deploy because of authoring support for integration with other Web content was non-existent, some formats have been guaranteed to be ubiquitous across platforms and few people had broadband connectivity. These factors made for poor viewing experiences like video plug-ins were not available or too troublesome to install and update.
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