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Put your Flash movies on the TV with Flash-On-TV
by Victor Agreda, Jr. Aug 29th 2005 at 7:08PM
For all of you aspiring animated filmmakers out there, especially those of you who export out scads of SWF's, check out Flash-On-TV. It takes an ordinary SWF and suddenly makes it all seem worthwhile. No, that's Mary Hart. F-O-T turns SWF's into movies, either on VCD, DVD, or a silly old AVI... It includes a menu tool so you can load up on the SWF's, which is great for creating portfolios. Or you could hop in Firefox, The basics of F-O-T are easy enough. Import a SWF, see the little data amount bar fill up to your media's capacity. The menu tool isn't difficult to work with, no more so than PowerPoint's GUI. Not saying it's perfect, but it's pretty good. The app sells for a reasonable $39.95 for personal use, $79.95 for business use, or $149.95 for a site license.
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kingkool68 said 10:52AM on 8-30-2005
Why wouldn't you just export the flash movie out as a .MOV file and then use any number of free programs out there to convert it to afile you need?
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Andrew Stewart said 5:54AM on 8-31-2005
kingkool68: do you mind telling us how to export a flash file into a mov file, I want to do this kind of conversion but dont want to spend so much money on the software
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