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  1. 6th Jun 2003 17:54 #1
    pbuzzette
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    I have some macromedia files (*.swf) that i want to convert and put onto a DVD+R. Is this possible? I already have the files but I don't know how I would convert them in order for them to read in my DVD player.
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    Try a program called SWF2Video
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    Or If you made them yourself*, just design them for VIDEO (read:DVD)
    with the free Macromedia export tutorials

    Here are the steps for this method of output to video:

    1 Export your animation from Flash using one of the sequenced graphic file formats at the highest resolution.

    http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/how/expert/flashontv/flashontv06.html

    *if you got them off the web, this won't work as they're COPYPROTECTED.
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    Magic Swf2Avi convert swf to avi video with clear audio data
    You can download from
    http://www.effectmatrix.com
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