File: Phallic Shaped Candy.swf-(8.87 MB, 1280x720, Anime)
[_] srt subtitles test Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)14:45:50 No.2825069
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)14:56:54 No.2825075
>>2825069
This is the second video so far that I've seen so far uploaded here that is of higher quality
than usual. Are these things embedded on the file, or are you using the swf to stream from
someplace else?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:02:19 No.2825076
>>2825075
They are embedded.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:05:16 No.2825078
>>2825076
Holy shit. I... I... think I'm in love. <3
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:12:20 No.2825082
>>2825075
There's a number of reasons for that, but suffice it to say, the video is well-encoded into FLV
or F4A before being wrapped in a SWF.
It's pretty easy to tell that the video stream is contained in the SWF - for one, it's 8.87MB.
This one is worth reverse-engineering to find just what codec and stream parameters were used to
generate the videostream - this is exceptional quality for 2 minutes of video in under 10MB.
Also, nice subs. I would go with a more readable font though. Just because it's anime doesn't
mean it requires cutesy, less legible fonts. Consider one of the tried-and-true bookface fonts
like Garamond, or maybe a titling font like Eurostile - attaractive, and easily legible.
tl;dr -
nice flash,
busy fonts distract.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:18:44 No.2825089
If anyone wonders sauce:
Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:28:24 No.2825095
>>2825075
http://eye.swfchan!com/services/swfh264/
Created by the guy that runs swfchan.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)15:31:28 No.2825096
>>2825089
thanks bby
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:21:20 No.2825124
10/10 can goto work with my dick hanging out, when human
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:22:32 No.2825125
>>2825124
Wrong chat >_>
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:24:31 No.2825126
>>2825125
...
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:33:19 No.2825137
cunts... mgtow 4 life.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:42:39 No.2825146
Ecchi =D
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:50:49 No.2825154
>>2825075
It's all thanks to that new tool swfchan has to wrap videos into flashes.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)16:56:06 No.2825158
>>2825069
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)17:03:14 No.2825162
>>2825146
That better be the chopped off dick part, not a emoticon.
If so, get the fuck out.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)17:26:48 No.2825181
>>2825075
I've posted like 5 re-encodes or so in the last week. SwfH264 and good encoding practices make it
possible.
>tfw hi10p works
Daiz would be proud I tell u wot.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)17:49:46 No.2825208
Man I am loving these quality posts.
Please keep them coming.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)17:52:53 No.2825213
> 2 minute anime in under 10 MB
Damn, if you convert all your high quality anime files into swf this way you can store a metric
fuckton on your hard drive!
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)18:40:59 No.2825269
>>2825181
I'm having trouble with SwfH264
When I try to encode a flv file from format factory, it just makes a swf roughly the same size as
the flv that does absolutely nothing when opened even wen right clicked and play is checked.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)18:51:27 No.2825278
>>2825269
>format factory
Dude, you need to encode it with ffmpeg. It's in the archive with SwfH264 tool.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)18:54:22 No.2825281
>>2825269
Use ffmpeg. Read up on encoding h264 with ffmpeg so you can get the filesize right. And make sure
to use high10 profile and level 4.2 to get the best quality you can.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:16:29 No.2825303
>>2825269
right click "flv.bat" and edit it in notepad. it's in the same folder as "! Run SwfH264.bat"
>>2825281
post full ffmpeg command line?
share your knowledge anon
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:30:26 No.2825313
>>2825303
ffmpeg.exe -i <input_file> -profile:v high10 -level 4.2 [-r <rate> [-keyint_main <int> -g <vect>]
] -vcodec libx264 -vb <avg_bitrate> [-vf scale=-1:ih*<vect>] -tune animation -threads 0 -preset
veryslow -sn -acodec libvo_aacenc -ac 2 [-ar <audio_rate>] -ab <audio_bitrate> -f flv -y
"output.flv"
Options in square brackets are optional. You would use -r to set the framerate if you want to
lower it. Sometimes you do this to improve quality per frame, but sometimes it doesn't really
help that much. -keyint_main is going to be framerate / 2 most of the time, and -g will usually
be something like framerate * 10.
-vb is your target bitrate. If you want to target 10MB, a rough estimate of your bitrate could be
had this way: (10 * 8192) / duration = bitrate - audio_bitrate = target_bitrate. Where 10 is the
file size target in megabytes. If you don't subtract your audio bitrate from that, the file size
won't come close to what you are expecting.
-vf scale=-1:ih*<vect> is basically a way to scale the video frame size up or down. I usually use
ih*0.50 for HD content to reduce filesize and sometimes improve quality where retaining HD looks
like dogshit.
I usually use 64K for audio bitrate and it sounds okay. -tune animation can be replaced with a
different tune or omitted depending on the content you want to put in an SWF.
There's more you can do like cropping, filters, subs, merging channels from multiple videos, copy
from a specific point of the video, etc. but there is lots of guidance on how to do those
specific things with ffmpeg.
Oh, and if the video source itself is <10MB and the video and audio streams are h264/aac, you can
just copy the streams into an flv container without re-encoding.
ffmpeg -i some_video.mp4 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -f flv output.flv
That avoids re-encoding. You can of course modify that a bit depending on your needs.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:32:44 No.2825314
>>2825303
Anon he was replying to here, place your unconverted mp4 file in the same directory as the
SwfH264 and then rename it to input.mp4. Then run the bat file. (simple version)
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:34:19 No.2825317
Any way to remove the loading circle guys?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:35:49 No.2825318
>>2825314
That only works if the bitrate set in that batch file is correct or you could end up with poor
quality video or the file size won't come down enough.
Plus, without high10 profile, quality to compression ratio suffers a lot at lower bitrates. The
batch file doesn't have those options set.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:41:40 No.2825323
>>2825313
thanks mate!
you seem to know your way around ffmpeg, how did you learn all this?
i'll throw in an advice i have to whoever's reading this: many anime/cartoons can usually look
great even with low framerate, only time you probably might notice anything is if the camera is
doing a sweep from one side of the room to the other. lowering the framerate to 20/18 or even 15
allows more quality for each frame and the animation probably won't suffer from it. it's very
common for a 24fps anime/cartoon to have duplicate frames, during which the frame rate is
actually only 12fps so that's bytes wasted. good to keep in mind when we only have 10 mb to work
with.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:50:35 No.2825331
>>2825323
Search engines. Plus to be honest with you, there is a help tab in SwfH264 that explains several
of these parameters just about the same. FFmpeg has good documentation on these parameters if you
search around.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:51:59 No.2825333
>>2825317
There is template.swf inside programJar file (it's basically zip archive). You can try and cut or
replace loading bar, but that wouldn't be easy without original .fla file.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/15(Fri)19:54:31 No.2825336
>>2825317
How come?
