How can I download swf files off of internet sites and then take individual pictures out of them?
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- You have to download a software which allows you to download the .swf file running on the current browser window.\n- There is quiet some softwares available to download and check it with http://www.google.com.\n- Once you downloaded the .swf file, run it, and capture the screen(att+Print Screen) and store it as a image.\n- Or there is software availble to reverse engineering the .swf to .fla which is the source file of Macromedia Flash.\n- all the best.\n-----------
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Assuming you can locate a counter that is hidden, your Web pages have an HTML component that renders the SWF files as embedded objects.\n\nJust open up the HTML in a text editor such as Notepad and paste the counter's code in there.
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I think this free. Converts flash to .avi
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www.saveflash.com\na small program that save flash files in a page
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dude if you are really smart you can do this. First select view source and find out the exact location of the .swf file.\n\ne.g http://domain.com/x/abcd.swf\n\nthen if you r working onlinux then use wget to download the file.\n\ne.g Shell>>> wget http://domain.com/x/abcd.swf\n\nIt solves your problem.
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Go to www.download.com and search something like 'convert flash to gif'.
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http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/WEB-Design/Flash/Swf-to-Mp3-Converter.shtml
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Depends from where...Sites like thatvideosite.com and putfile.com you can just right click>properties>copy the link it gives and save as. If it's a flash movie like the ones from Google Video, then you need to download them from this website and use Riva FLV Encoder to convert it to a wmv/avi/mpg/etc...\n\nDon't forget some sites give the "Download Movie" option.
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http://whateverlife.com/tutorial1.php That link helped me learn how, and the recomended program is real good. (Free, not a virus, works well)\n\nOR: If you have a digatal Camera, take a video with it, then upload it to somewhere like photobucket.com and use the embeded code...\n\nGood luck
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you can use Flash Saver 5.5 ... to save flash from a webste... there are many other flash saving softwares, but i like this.
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there is a nifty program called "webcamxp"\nit will run it's own http server, and pull data from your webcam.\nit's pretty nifty.\nalso, there is http://stickam.com which has a flash client that you can embed into your website. stickam relays what you send to them, so it's less intensive on your network, and you don't have to open any ports
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http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Flash/1
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can u copy past the website that you are at (the address)\n\nto get the "flash" off of the website yourself, you will need to do a few things.\n\ngo to...\nview, then source  (or hit alt v c)\nthen hit (ctrl F)\ntype in the search  ".swf"\nthen hit search...\n\nyou will see a web address like this....    www.yahoo.com/flash.swf\n\nwell all you need to do is send that to who ever you want to send it to useing your favorite mail program...\n\nor if you wanted to get fancy you can embed it into your email like this....\n\n<emb = "www.yahoo.com/flash.swf " >\n\n\nhope that helps
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You can maybe create a seperate html page and embed the .swf name of the file you are trying to link to. But you cant link to the file itself, you would just have to link to the page. If you want to do it the way you are talking about, you would have to have the .swf file available.
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I think you can use wild cards in your search. Just type in *.swf and you will find all swf files in your cache and outside cache.\n\nThats the easiest way.
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Liatro SWF decoder. follow the link below\n\nhttp://downloads.zdnet.com/download.aspx?&kw=flash+decoder&docid=208805
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http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/flashpro/