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How do I convert SWF to AVI, QuickTime AVI for wider playing Mac
Hello everyone,
"I've got a few flash animations that I'm using for teaching, and I can play them using the flash player, but I'd rather be able to insert them into my Keynote slides as QuickTime movies.
Unfortunately, I can't convert them using iMovie, or GraphicConverter, and my googling has turned up only windows applications for converting between these formats. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks" from ehman.ca forum
On SWF to AVI issue, after convert SWF to QuickTime AVI , we can play it on QuickTime in classroom or on a public place, if you have Win users friends, you can send the AVI files to let them enjoy on Windows Movie Maker, Windows Media Player, Adobe Premiere, and Media Studio. Fo yourself, edit on iMovie, FCP; used in Myspace, Facebook, private blog for demonstration, used for teaching and public lecture demonstration
Doremisoft SWF to AVI Converter Mac is a ideal application special developed for Mac users to convert their SWF flash to QuickTime AVI. To let Mac users share their vivid SWF flash to widely Windows users. To some extent, the program achieves cross-platform.
Here I will show you how to convert SWF to AVI and play SWF on QuickTime AVI Mac to AVI video Windows:
Step 1: Download and install Mac SWF to AVI Converter on Mac.
Step 2: Post SWF file
Run it and post SWF file to the program through "Select File"(support importing SWF directly from PC or download SWF on-line)
Step 3: Set output format Click "Next" button then appeared the following window, set the destination format: common video->.avi.
Step 4: Press "Next" to enter the "Conversion" interface, then "Start" SWF to AVI conversion.
When you finish a conversion, you can choose "Continue" or just "Finish Conversion".
Tips: There is a "Crop" option which enables you resize the video for getting rid of the black area on a video. Also you can embed a watermark on the movie.
The last, you can output the AVI files you converted to email to your friends or Skype deliver to them for common sharing.
"I've got a few flash animations that I'm using for teaching, and I can play them using the flash player, but I'd rather be able to insert them into my Keynote slides as QuickTime movies.
Unfortunately, I can't convert them using iMovie, or GraphicConverter, and my googling has turned up only windows applications for converting between these formats. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks" from ehman.ca forum
On SWF to AVI issue, after convert SWF to QuickTime AVI , we can play it on QuickTime in classroom or on a public place, if you have Win users friends, you can send the AVI files to let them enjoy on Windows Movie Maker, Windows Media Player, Adobe Premiere, and Media Studio. Fo yourself, edit on iMovie, FCP; used in Myspace, Facebook, private blog for demonstration, used for teaching and public lecture demonstration
Doremisoft SWF to AVI Converter Mac is a ideal application special developed for Mac users to convert their SWF flash to QuickTime AVI. To let Mac users share their vivid SWF flash to widely Windows users. To some extent, the program achieves cross-platform.
Here I will show you how to convert SWF to AVI and play SWF on QuickTime AVI Mac to AVI video Windows:
Step 1: Download and install Mac SWF to AVI Converter on Mac.
Step 2: Post SWF file
Run it and post SWF file to the program through "Select File"(support importing SWF directly from PC or download SWF on-line)
Step 3: Set output format Click "Next" button then appeared the following window, set the destination format: common video->.avi.
Step 4: Press "Next" to enter the "Conversion" interface, then "Start" SWF to AVI conversion.
When you finish a conversion, you can choose "Continue" or just "Finish Conversion".
Tips: There is a "Crop" option which enables you resize the video for getting rid of the black area on a video. Also you can embed a watermark on the movie.
The last, you can output the AVI files you converted to email to your friends or Skype deliver to them for common sharing.
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