i'm new at this Video Studio thing but i jumped in and got it....and i'm trying to convert some really funny cartoons using it.. they are UNCOMPRESSED .swf files.... they will play with sound... but not in video studio.... what do i have to do to fix that?
if anyone has any tips just post or if there is some kind of patch or something just email me at tyman@terryspcrepair.com please.... cause i REALLY need help with this...
VS9 SWF has no sound? help me
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cyberty3210
here's the link to the swf
here... http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail36.html if you change it to http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail36.swf you can open the file up directly... then just save it.. i have that flash save plugin.... good luck.. it still won't work.. it'll play.. but no sound....
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Cyberty,
You are correct, the sound will not play. It's a wonder that it plays in VS at all. The SWF is a Compressed File. With the SWF file in your timeline, right click and select properties. It shows Video Compression: DV Compression.
I have seen that and others by the creator and they are funny..
But no VS will not play those correctly.
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You are correct, the sound will not play. It's a wonder that it plays in VS at all. The SWF is a Compressed File. With the SWF file in your timeline, right click and select properties. It shows Video Compression: DV Compression.
I have seen that and others by the creator and they are funny..
But no VS will not play those correctly.
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Ron P.
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my fault... well is there a way to uncompress them? or is it impossible? ... thanks for the help so far btw-
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If you had the authoring program that was used to create it. My guess would be the author used Macromedia Flash MX 2004 (as these have been around for a while). For what it's worth I use Swishmax which is also a Flash authoring tool. After downloading I imported it into Swishmax, and received the warning that it is copy protected. So trying to do anything with it would fail. I wouldn't try to anyway, it's illegal to do so.
However with Flash authoring, there is a working file, with Adobe (Macromedia) the working file is a "fla", with Swish it is a "swi". So those files would be needed to do any modification to it. The file you are concerned with was not produced using a Swish product.
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However with Flash authoring, there is a working file, with Adobe (Macromedia) the working file is a "fla", with Swish it is a "swi". So those files would be needed to do any modification to it. The file you are concerned with was not produced using a Swish product.
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