File: Blue Morning.swf-(9.89 MB, 480x270, Anime)
[_] Anonymous 12/14/13(Sat)02:52 No.2220548
Stupid question: How do you guys convert a video file to a .swf?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/13(Sat)02:56 No.2220550
do everyone a favor and don't
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/13(Sat)02:59 No.2220553
>>2220548
Well, SWFs internally use the FLV file format. Simply wrapping an FLV file in an SWF isn't that
hard, but the problem is that most FLV encoders do a crappy job and the result is unplayable. I
am not sure, but I think that the latest version of FFMPEG might be able to do it properly, but I
haven't tried it yet. Of course, if you have Adobe Flash or an alternative program (I'd be
checking Wikipedia) you can simply drag a video onto the stage and have the program automatically
convert it somehow. If all else fails, there is a program called Xilisoft SWF Converter 6, which
is shareware and does an OK job.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/13(Sat)03:22 No.2220584
>>2220548
I posted the how2/f/ flash again.
Please look for it.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/13(Sat)03:55 No.2220612
>>2220548
If it's just a video file, and there's no modifications to be made to it, you can just use FFMPEG
for it.
