Converting shockwave files into video is a tricky process. If you use any
kind of scripting to control the animation, you're likely to have problems.
The only good way I know of is to hook a DV deck to a video output on your
computer, if it has one. Then, play your shockwave full-screen while you
record on the DV deck.
There may be some slight quality loss in this process, depending on your
hardware. Sometimes it's tricky to set up this kind of rig working, but if
you have the user manual to your DV deck, it's not too hard. :)
Once you've got the animation on DV, you need to import it back in as an AVI
or Quicktime movie, and do your compression on that.
-tom
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Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 10:43 PM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Shockwave files.
Does anyone know if there is a way to covert shockwave files into media
files that can be viewed using windows media player?
Can they be converted to streaming video files?
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