Hi Chris,
Al 27/04/12 18:30, En/na Chris ha escrit:
On Thu, 26 Apr 2012 10:55:07 +0200
Daniel Arteaga<[email protected]> wrote:
I don't know how it was compiled. The swf file comes from
http://www.schoeps.de/showroom/. I wanted to extract a couple of wav
files to use them for demonstration purposes in an university lecture.
Using an alternative tool, I managed to extract ens_AB.wav. All 52 seconds of
the wind sample seem fine.
This alternative tool you mention, is it a freely available tool? If
this is the case, could you point me towards it?
I extracted with the free version of the Sothink decompiler:
http://sothink.com
I am more interested in the final wav file, thanks. I would need to
extract three wav files from three corresponding swf files
Hopefully they are not all as troublesome?
All of them are equally troublesome unfortunately :-\
I stated, swfextract *DOES* work with my re-encoded version. Here you go, try
it out:
http://nordberg.me.uk/code/swftools/examples/wind_ens.html
Is this a case of using a sledgehammer to crack a nut? Wouldn't it be way
easier to rip some sound snippets, and then simply encode them, rather than
having to extract swf embedded audio?
Yes, you are right! It hadn't come to my mind. I did precisely that.
Anyway, thank you very much for your assistance.
Best,
Daniel
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