On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 08:15:37AM +0200, Alberto Frigo <[email protected]> wrote: > I am using Windows and have a set of non-animated gif files to convert into > a swf.I use the following command: > gif2swf.exe -o output.swf -r 1 *.gif > The resulting swf can be loaded by any player yet they only display a black > image.
I don't really support gif2swf anymore- it was written by Daichi Shinozaki, who seemed to have stopped maintaining it. Still, if you report an error about a gif not converting correctly, please always also attach the .gif. > I also wonder if I want to play 1 frame every 8 seconds can I write 0.125? Yes, that's possible. > Is there a maximum size and number of frames it can handle? You can't have more than 65535 images, and hence, frames. > (i.e. what if I use 90 gif of 1754x1240? Can I resize them directly using > the -X and -Y or should I firs batch resized them?) Depends. If you want your .swf files to be zoomable, do *not* batch resize them. If you want smaller file size, do. Matthias
