This is an issue I found that has made serious difficulties to developers about video playback. If you have a video file in flv format, and it has a size that is smaller than the stage where you want to show it in, Flash pixelizes the video. This is the default behaviour of Flash when playing video.
There's a workaround but it's a direct one, as it was in AS2.
In AS2 you would do like this:
myVideoObject
.smoothing = true | false
In AS3 you have to get to the "smoothing" in other way. Like this:
videoLoader.getVideoPlayer(videoLoader.activeVideoPlayerIndex).smoothing = true;
Where videoLoader is the FLVPlayback component that you insert with ActionScript.
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