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Glev Zarriontal
I have had sufficient time to test the apps out. It is possible to
make a avi movie into a self displaying movie via this method.
1) Get the software
A) CapturePad 100 beta
www.webattack.com
http://www.capturepad.com/
B) Flash Studio Pro (*1)
http://www.multidmedia.com/software/flashstudio/
2) Install both software apps
3) Find a movie you want converted. Load both the movie player and
CapturePad
4) Record the movie on screen to SWF format in a directory of your choice.
5) Exit both movie player and CapturePad
6) Use FSP to convert the SWF into an executable.
7) Enjoy your new self displaying Avi file.
If and when Vrolock ever puts the zip file on a web site, I would go get
that file myself as I want the more direct "AVI2EXE" approach offered.
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1: SWF Media Browser http://www.swishsoft.com did a better job space
wise than Flash Studio Pro. It is not clear at this time which is truly the
better SWF2Exe compiler. The one current known drawback is that SWF Media
Browser is shareware not freeware. Flash Studio Pro does appear to be
free for non commercial use.
make a avi movie into a self displaying movie via this method.
1) Get the software
A) CapturePad 100 beta
www.webattack.com
http://www.capturepad.com/
B) Flash Studio Pro (*1)
http://www.multidmedia.com/software/flashstudio/
2) Install both software apps
3) Find a movie you want converted. Load both the movie player and
CapturePad
4) Record the movie on screen to SWF format in a directory of your choice.
5) Exit both movie player and CapturePad
6) Use FSP to convert the SWF into an executable.
7) Enjoy your new self displaying Avi file.
If and when Vrolock ever puts the zip file on a web site, I would go get
that file myself as I want the more direct "AVI2EXE" approach offered.
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1: SWF Media Browser http://www.swishsoft.com did a better job space
wise than Flash Studio Pro. It is not clear at this time which is truly the
better SWF2Exe compiler. The one current known drawback is that SWF Media
Browser is shareware not freeware. Flash Studio Pro does appear to be
free for non commercial use.