About a year ago, I posted a link to a freeware program that would batch
convert movie files (and I think swf ones) it was called Q something. I'll
check it at work tomorrow.
In the meantime, this is another interesting bit of freeware:
http://www.tucows.com/preview/319320
Richmond,
You might want to take a look my sound editor utility. It is not
finished, but can do some sound conversions to aiff.
It's in RevOnLine under id gefisher in the utilities catagory.
On 2/12/07, Richmond Mathewson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Somebody just dumped a load of shockwav
If File Juicer doesn't work on a particular file, just send it to
Henrik - he tends to regard it as a challenge and comes out with a
new version a few days later!
He's one of the most responsive developers I've ever come across.
Ian
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This looks like a good bet:
http://www.kinesissoftware.com
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Save the last dance for me, and don't slip in the dogs mess on
the way over to take my hand.
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Wow,
Thanks Trevor!
Will upload the stack files of the finished programs
to RevOnline when finished.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
Save the last dance for me, and don't slip in the dogs mess on
the way over to take my hand.
On Feb 12, 2007, at 2:03 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Thank you very much Brent and Trevor,
however, neither of your suggestions seem to work with
the files I have been given (sample available at the
following URL):
http://mail.maclaunch.com/richmond/bad.swf.zip
and at present I am running S
Thank you very much Brent and Trevor,
however, neither of your suggestions seem to work with
the files I have been given (sample available at the
following URL):
http://mail.maclaunch.com/richmond/bad.swf.zip
and at present I am running SWF Decompiler for windows
inside Connectix Virtual PC 4 an
On Feb 12, 2007, at 12:06 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Somebody just dumped a load of shockwave files of
phonetic materials they want me to pop together into a
RR thing for a Free English pronunciation guide. That
is all jolly well and good . . . but need to extract
the sound components of the
On the Mac there is File Juicer. It's shareware, but the limitations are
open enough that you can extract everything within the trial period. Beyond
that, I think it starts watermarking random images, but if you're only
dealing in sound that shouldn't be a problem.
On 2/12/07, Richmond Mathewso
Somebody just dumped a load of shockwave files of
phonetic materials they want me to pop together into a
RR thing for a Free English pronunciation guide. That
is all jolly well and good . . . but need to extract
the sound components of the swf files so I can turn
them into aiff files - help, advice
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