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  1. 28th Mar 2002 05:28 #1
    ll81
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    Hi, i would like to know if there is any way that i can encode a .SWF file to burn it onto VCD.

    Please reply and Thanks

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  2. 28th Mar 2002 05:35 #2
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    If you open it with FLASH (www.macromedia.com) I think you can export it as a .avi file and then convert it.
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  3. 28th Mar 2002 09:50 #3
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    Theres a little prog called SWF2AVI that converts .swf files to .avi video.
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  4. 28th Mar 2002 09:52 #4
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    Sorry, its called SWF2VIDEO
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  5. 28th Mar 2002 10:31 #5
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    Save as AVI and convert using TMPGEnc for Free!

    If you are the composer of the Flash, make sure you adjust the right frame rate so that the time looks the same after you convert to AVI/MPEG...
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  6. 28th Mar 2002 11:15 #6
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    Where do i get the software? SWF2Video ?
    tks
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  7. 29th Mar 2002 09:07 #7
    igor666
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    Check your email mate.

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  8. 29th Mar 2002 10:11 #8
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    you can also use quicktime pro if you allready have it. just import the file, then export it to either avi or mov (shutter). either one can be opened in TMPGenc (mov requires the TMPGeng plugin, a link is provided on this site i believe).
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  9. 30th Mar 2002 02:38 #9
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    I tried using Flash but it can't open the file saying that the file is protected.
    Is there any way out?
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