What video format converter to convert .swf file

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  1. churin
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    What video format converter to convert .swf file


    I am looking for a video format converter to convert .swf file to mp4, avi or wmv? Could anyone help?
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  3. ignatzatsonic
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    I don't use SWF files, but I do use Prism video converter from NCH. According to its dropdown menus, it supports SWF conversion. It's free and works pretty well---I use it on WMV, AVI, and other video formats.
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  4. mickey megabyte
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    we've all got out favourites, i really like freemake video converter.

    it can handle swf's and it's free.
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  6. kado897
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    mickey megabyte said:
    we've all got out favourites, i really like freemake video converter.

    it can handle swf's and it's free.
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  7. churin
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    I tried Any Video Converter, Debut Video Converter, Xilisoft Video Converter and Freemake Video Converter with no luck: The file I wanted to convert could not be loaded to any one of the above. The file has .swf extension and can be played by Adobe Flash Player.
    Last edited by churin; 20 Jan 2012 at 21:48.
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  8. mickey megabyte
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    care to post the swf here, so we can have a look?
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  10. churin
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    The video stream can be pulled from this link . I downloaded the file by using Firefox with its extension of DownloadHelper 4.9.8. The DownloadHelper is supposed to automatically convert the video format to mp4 bud did not.
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  11. kado897
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    Mmm. Doesn't download for me with FF VDH. Could you zip the downloaded file and post it here.
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  12. StalkeR
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    Maybe you should try Total Video Convereter. To try free version ?

    Total Video Converter -- AVI to MPEG Converter, Convert Video Youtube FLV to MPEG Converter,AVI to DVD Converter,AVI to DivX Converter
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  13. churin
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    kado897 said:
    Mmm. Doesn't download for me with FF VDH. Could you zip the downloaded file and post it here.
    Zipped .swf file is attached.
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