Most solutions I've seen (such as the one Jim posted) only support
converting Drawing API content to images. I've heard talk of people using
ImageMagick or some type of screencapture software to convert what is
displayed in the SWF to an image but am yet to see any examples.

Let me know if you come across a solution - I've been looking into this for
a while.



On 11/17/06, Jim Robson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I located a methodology for generating PNGs from Flash at runtime here:
http://jerryscript.hostrocket.com/flash/draw/SWFDrawing2JPEG.html

It makes use of the GD and Ming libraries. Has anyone on the list used
this
method, or something similar? I'd be interested in any lessons you learned
through your experience - advantages, disadvantages, gotcha's, etc.

Thanks
-Jim

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Subject: [Flashcoders] Searching for Generator-like utility

Remember Macromedia Generator? With the Generator extensions in the Flash
authoring environment, you could create .swt files with placeholders for
dynamic data and images. The Generator Server could then render these at
runtime into .swf, .jpg, .gif, or .png files. With the advent of Flash MX,
Generator was phased out. Does anyone know of a way to implement the
functionality of Generator today? Specifically, I'm looking to convert
Flashs file to .png files at runtime.

Any thoughts / suggestions?

-Jim

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