I need a website that will convert .gif image files to .jpg image files for Flash..\n\nFlash movies only load external .jpg files and nothing else, but the .gif files I need to load are on other servers..\n\nLike I would need it to be something like this: " http://somedomain/convertimage?gif=GIFURL " then that would automatically upload, convert and display as a full .jpg version of the .gif file..\n\nI know this is possible, but I don't know where to look, and I cannot make my own because this involves PHP which my sever does not support (boo)..\n\nSo any ideas??\n\nNitrogen.
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You really don't need such ...link. \nAny image editor program, Even free ones like Irfan View (http://www.irfanview.com/) or Picasa (http://picasa.google.com/) allowed you to convert Giff into jpg or other formats. And it is very simple !\nJust open the Giff you need to convert in your favorite photo editor and without any other effort just "save as..." and select from the combo list the extension .jpg.\n Simple.\n But if you want to complicate the procedure , you can try this : ->> http://www.batchconverter.com/image-converter.html\n\n ~~ Latter Edith ~~\nTake a look here: ->> http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/swf-jpg-convert.html\n I am not 100% sure but I remember Macromedia 8 include the tool you need. Try the 30 days free trial:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/software/studio/
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GoDaddy supports ASP, PHP, and ColdFusion.  You will need to use one of these technologies to create applications to allow people to upload pictures to your web site.  \n\nDepending on the sizes of pictures that are going to be uploaded to your web site, you may need to think about how much bandwidth you need too.\n\nI am a web developer by trade.  If you have further questions, please feel free to contact me.
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u can use flash for it..\n\nalso chk out this site : www.gifworks.com
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Perhaps I'm wrong, but mpeg4 is a video file isn't it? Since your using quicktime, I don't know what OS you're using, but mspaint on win xp is reasonable for most gif-bmp-jpeg-ect conversions, with the occasional loss of colors from bmp to gif. If you need something a little better, IrfanView for Windows or GraphicConverter for Mac aren't bad. For jpg to mp4, I'm sure there are conversion programs, but unless i'm out of the loop totally, this is a strange conversion.
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1) search for "animated gif" under images on yahoo \n2) click on the image you like\n3) click on it again when you are in the frame\n4) right click on it and click on save as\n5) add it to your webpage like you would add any other image
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alright, so you wanna convert flash movies.....go here:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Super-Fever-Link/3000-2194_4-10418057.html?tag=lst-0-4\n\ntell me if it works
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umm gif isn't your best option, if you want on that still moves you sould use Macromedia Flash... it is supported by all browsers and is the most versatile animation today.
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You're unlikely to get specific-enough help on this forum, your best bet is to ask at the friendly WordPress support site [1] - turnaround time is usually very quick.\n\nBe sure to mention which theme you're using, and if you mention your URL you'll most likely get someone take a look and tell you *exactly* what to do.\n\nApproximately however... you need to:\n\n<object width="800" height="200">\n<param name="movie" value="somefilename.swf">\n<!-- put something here for browsers that can't embed stuff -->\n</object>\n\nThe SWF probably has a link or links embedded in it already, but if not, just wrap it in an anchor thus:\n\n<a href="http://yourlink.html"><object width="800" height="200">\n<param name="movie" value="somefilename.swf">\n<!-- put something here for browsers that can't embed stuff -->\n</object></a>
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use the <img src=" tag to insert a small GIF file. However, the image must be hosted on the internet, so you can upload it to a geocities page, which comes free with your Yahoo! account.
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hey i just learned how to put the .swf on my flash on bebo! :D I'm so happy!!! I can probably find the flash on www.youtube.com and I know how to find the swf for it. When I find the .swf file, I'll add it to this answer =)\n\n~~~~~~~~update~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nI found it!!! Here it is:\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/player.swf?video_id=JwFcsKF-OtQ&l=254\n\nnow copy and paste that into your "add flash" thingy, and it will work.
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Go to www.webshots.com.  They have a free version as well as a for-pay version.  Then check out the many thousands of available photos; betting there will be several which fill your requirements.\n\nHave fun!  Once you have this tool, you can add any jpg file you want, and I think gif files, too.
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Hi, when you use set the gif file as screensaver through the photo slide show, it will not animate as the gif file will be loaded as still picture just like any other photo. You need to use a software which will enable you to do this. This is a freeware which you can use. You can download it here, http://www.shareup.com/COMM-DRV/Slideshow-Screensaver-Designer-download-13352.html\nHope this help.:)
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There are a couple of types of products available. If you are talking about GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) here is a web site you can try for free.  http://www.gifworks.com/image_editor.html\nIf you are talking about Flash Movies it is an Adobe product located at http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/flashpro/ \nThey offer a free trial version and have tutorials available.  This will cost you about $600 US to purchase.  If you really find you like working with flash a less expensive alternative is SWiSH Max located at http://www.swishzone.com/index.php?area=products&product=max&tab=overview\nand it only cost $100 US
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Try using ImageReady... it comes with Photoshop CS2. ImageReady includes a tool to easily produce animated GIF's.
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Hai no need for any special software, Because flash files generally get down loaded in the local system, You can search for those files in the following location with .swf extension\n\n(So plz use F3 to search through the path as *.swf)\n\n* In Windows Xp\n\nC:&#92;\nDocuments and Settings&#92;\nYour User Name&#92;\nLocal Settings&#92;\nTemporary Internet Files&#92;\n*.swf\n\n\n* In General for all other sys\n\nIn IE Go to\n(Tools->Internet Options->Settings->View files(Then search for *.swf files)
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a google search is your friend\n\nhttp://user.fundy.net/morris/?photoshop12.shtml\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=animated+gif+in+image+ready+tutorial&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
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use "save page as", in your browser that creates a .htm file + a folder. in that folder you should find a .swf file that is your flash animated file