Flash Files On Gp32?

[geo12]

Does anybody know of any free software where you can convert Macromedia Flash files (.swf) to a file that can be used on v-dub?

 

[Mosch]

Yes.

 

[PinkSpider]

Yes.

Care to share?

 

[Dozer]

Goooooooooooooogle.

Edit: To save you the trouble of looking a couple of links down, go here.

 

[PinkSpider]

Goooooooooooooogle.

Yawns. Do I look like a n00b, only things I found didnt work.

Didnt put freeware in tho lol

 

[Dozer]

Goooooooooooooogle.

Yawns. Do I look like a n00b, only things I found didnt work.

Didnt put freeware in tho lol

Sorry, wasnt tryin to sound condescending, that guide should be ok anyway i think B).

 

[Mosch]

The reason I gave no link is that it sucks. And I don't remeber the link I have some program here that converts swf to avi. It converted "hate.swf" from newgrounds (about 10 seconds long I estimate) into an avi that was more than 1 GB big. Search me how the thing accomplished it.

If you google for swf2avi, you will find a program that also sucks, but not as hard It is a little more usable - the only problems I had with it is
a) uncompressed files, even if I chose compression and
B) it does not stop at the end of the file and just keeps on adding the last frame to the video until you run out of disk space.

Google a little and will find some stuff. Try them out for yourself.

 

[reeced]

Camstudio (freeware) will convert the flash file to avi using screen capture. You can then use Vdub for the final procesing. Works very well.
http://www.brothersoft.com/Multimedia_Grap...tudio_3944.html

 

[Exo]

winmpg will convert a swf file stright to Avi but its a 30 day demo
Dont remember the page but its on a few p2p networks

 

[ingeras]

hope to add support for flash
files in gp32linux

as soon as the chatboard works
and i got a little free time