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How to convert SWF to AVI?

SWF to AVI converter - SWF-AVI-GIF Converter can help you convert SWF flash files and AVI video to animated GIFpicture file; also convert SWF files to AVI . You can change output settings for gif and avi files: frame rate, width and height, color depth etc.

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How to convert swf to avi?

What is swf?

Macromedia Flash SWF and FLA (Flash source file) are multimedia formats for the web. SWF files support exact positioning of graphical objects (unlike HTML.) SWF supports vector graphics which make files very small and fast to transmit.

What is avi?

AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave and is currently the most common file format for storing audio/video data on the PC. This file format conforms to the Microsoft Windows Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF) specification, which makes it convenient for sharing the file with law enforcement authorities and others that may need to view the video. AVI files (which typically end in the .avi extension) require a specific player that may be included with your Web browser.

SWF-AVI-GIF Converter

SWF-AVI-GIF Converter can help you convert SWF flash files and AVI video to animated GIF picture file; also convert SWF files to AVI . You can change output settings for gif and avi files: frame rate, width and height, color depth etc.

SWF-AVI-GIF Converter Main Features

Convert AVI to GIF
Click [Start GIF Recording] to begin converting. Or you can convert just a part of video: click [Play], wait... then [Start GIF Recording], wait... then [Stop GIF Recording] ... More
Convert SWF to GIF
Click [Start GIF Recording] to begin converting. Or you can convert just a part of flash: click [Play], wait... then [Start GIF Recording], wait... then [Stop GIF Recording] ... More
Convert SWF to AVI
Click [Start AVI Recording] to begin converting. Or you can convert just a part of flash: click [Play], wait... then [Start AVI Recording], wait... then [Stop GIF Recording] ... More

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How to convert SWF to AVI?

1. [Open] the shockwave flash file

2. Change output setting (before AVI recording!)

3. Click [Start AVI Recording] to begin converting. Or you can convert just a part of flash: click [Play], wait... then [Start AVI Recording], wait... then [Stop GIF Recording]

4. When the convertion is finished click [Preview AVI] to see result

5. Click [Save AVI to File] to output video to hard drive.

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