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1. #MP4 CONVERT TO SWF MP4#
2. #MP4 CONVERT TO SWF FULL#
3. #MP4 CONVERT TO SWF TRIAL#
4. #MP4 CONVERT TO SWF FREE#
5. #MP4 CONVERT TO SWF WINDOWS#

Here is where 1AV SWF Video Converter comes in: It turns the old format into playable video. To get info on a video or audio file, run ffmpeg with one –i (input) parameter, e.g.SWF files are Macromedia's Flash files and stand for Small Web Format, sometimes referred to as ShockWave Format. Open a command prompt and go to the output folder you created in step 3 above.Ģ. Let’s start simple and build up to the final command we need.ġ. Now we’ll use ffmpeg to convert and merge the video and audio.

#MP4 CONVERT TO SWF MP4#

Step 2: Convert and Merge Video and Audio into an MP4 File At least now you have readable video and audio files. The “frames” output is a huge AVI file (71MB per minute for a 1043×540 video at 10 frames per second). FFdec will create subfolders named frames and sounds. In the top bar, under Export, choose Export all parts.Ģ. The two that interest us are sounds and frames:ġ. When you open a Jing SWF file in FFdec, you’ll see lots of component parts. Solution Part 1: Extract Video and Audio from SWF Extract it to C:\FFmpeg and/or put the FFmpeg\bin folder it in your computer’s Path environment variable so you’ll be able to execute FFmpeg easily. I went for a released version (not a nightly build), 64-bit, with Static linking.

#MP4 CONVERT TO SWF WINDOWS#

Downloads start here getting a Windows build took me to this page. The other half of the solution is a free, open-source command-line media transcoder called FFmpeg. Note that FFdec requires the Java Runtime Environment if you don’t have it already it will be downloaded and installed. At first, this looked suspicious, and I was concerned that the installer is not code-signed, but it does seem to work and my anti-virus did not complain.

#MP4 CONVERT TO SWF FREE#

The extraction programs mentioned there are Mac-based, but now I know I’m looking for an SWF extractor/decompiler.įor SWF decompilation, I finally found the JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler (“FFdec”) (moved January 2018 from to Github). Instead you’ll need to extract the video.” Aha! So SWF is just a container.

#MP4 CONVERT TO SWF FULL#

This answer on the Apple StackExchange forum contains an important clue: “Because the video is buried inside a full SWF file you won’t be able to convert it…. My goal was to get output that would play in any player.) Some Answers (I found that output files would sometimes play in one player but not in others. Skip VLC unless you want to use it for testing video output. VLC is another good, free program, but Handbrake doesn’t need it. One article or post suggested that Handbrake needed VLC media player. Handbrake can convert AVI to MP4, but we’ll use another program for that. Unfortunately, Handbrake cannot open Jing SWF files. This is a legitimate, free, open-source program. I contacted support they asked for a sample video which I sent I never heard back. Except that the output folder was always empty-it never created an output file. The conversion works by playing the video in a window and supposedly capturing in a different format. That thread has frequent reference to the VIP Video Converter.

#MP4 CONVERT TO SWF TRIAL#

But Camtasia license terms section 2.71 specifically says that the trial version is “not for production purposes.” Skip Camtasia. When importing the SWF, Camtasia actually saves an AVI file without a watermark, which might be useful as an intermediate file.

If you go all the way through the conversion, the trial output will contain a watermark. One piece of bad advice in 2011 from Daniel Foster, the TechSmith Snagit strategy lead, is to use the trial version of Camtasia to convert to MP4. The research difficulty comes from old/inaccurate information on the TechSmith forum, and from the huge number of spam posts on that forum and others offering programs that supposedly do the conversion but either fail to do it and/or are crippled until you pay for the program. The answer turns out to be difficult to research but not that difficult to implement once you know what to do. So how can you convert your old Jing files to MP4 so they can play without Flash? Because it is a constant source of security problems, and because there are good options now to play MPEG4 (MP4) files without Flash, Flash is dying out.

SWF files require that Adobe Flash be installed on machine where you want to play them. It works great BUT it only outputs SWF files. Jing is a free program from TechSmith for creating short screen-share videos with audio.