how do i convert a .fla (flash) file into a format that a dvd player (the one plugged in to the t.v can read?
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The easiest way is to get a DVD authoring tool. Any one could import flash files.\n\nAnother cheesy way to do it, is to Convert the FLA to AVI (via  file save as).\n\nAfter you have the .avi you can convert it to any format you want by using any conversion tool
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Try this software.  I didn't check it out personally, but it claims to be capable of doing what you need it to:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Plato-Video-Converter/3000-2194_4-10516907.html?tag=lst-0-7\n\nhope this helps.  That is the download link.
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well i don't think so. but u can do a thing. u can decompile the swf file and convert it t .fla and then join the two files in flash
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you can use free software to rip your dvd to Ipod readeble format. you can download this sofware in the following site : http://howto.diveintomark.org/ipod-dvd-ripping-guide/\nhttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tivo-mplayer/HandBrake-0.7.0-GUIAndCLI-20060115.zip?use_mirror=jaist\nhttp://handbrake.m0k.org/mirrors/m0k/HandBrake-0.7.0-beta3-OSX.zip\nor in this site : http://www.dvd-tool.com/\n\nthere are manual to so you can use this software easily to rip your DVD into Ipod format
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The easy way: use a package like Nero Vision that takes any format and does all the work.\nThe hard way: transcode it if it's not in mpeg-2 format to mpeg-2, then use a DVD authoring suite to create the DVD. \n\nThere are other programs besides Nero Vision that do all of the work, but it's the first one I could think of.
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http://www.topshareware.com/Video-to-Flash-Converter-download-20142.htm
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You Shoud Try avi. Thats what most professionals use when burning DVD's. Don't Believe Me?Put A DVD In Your Computer And Open It Up In My Computer You Will See That The Format Is avi. So That Should Work. I've Tried It Myself
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Nero will do it but I dont think it will play on your DVD player. I use WinAvi to convert mine first and then burn it with Nero and they play fine in my DVD player....hope that helped.\n\n-Doc-
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http://freeware.brothersoft.com/dvd_video/multimedia_player/
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You can just copy the contents of dvd on your hard disk for playing them you will need any software that plays DVD's. VLC is one such type free player or Power DVD more common among people but it's not free.\n\nYou can use DivX to convert your .VOB files that actually contain movie to .avi or the format you prefer but yeah conversion takes good amount of time :-)
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That depends on the player you want to play it on.  You'd have to create a VCD (Video CD) using Nero, Roxio or any other creator type program.  That being said, it won't work on all players, I can't even guarantee it will work on all modern players because not even all the new ones support VCDs.  I'd say go out and get yourself a DVD burner, you can get them online for about $40, it'll come with the software you need, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827101642 it even has Lightscribe which will allow you to label a lightscribe enabled disc.  I'm no fan of VCDs, they're little better than VHS tapes.\n\nI should note that it is possible to create a DVD on your computer compatible with all modern players, those that are older, circa pre-2000, 2001 probably won't play a DVD created on your computer but all newer players will.
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Use this software to convert your video files to flash file, here's more details:\n\nVideo2Flash 4.2 - MultiPower Software\n\nConvert video movies to Flash SWF and Flv files. Video To Flash Converter can help you convert all video formats to Flash SWF and FLV format, such as AVI, RM, WMV, ASF, and MOV. All you need to do is just a few clicks. Support control Flash video size, video bit rate, video frame rate, audio sampling rate and bit rate.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Video2Flash/3000-6676_4-10477744.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nWanna find more software, see it here: http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-2001&tag=srch&qt=wmv%20to%20flash
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Use VLC player... or KLM codec pack. U'll find them easily enough on downloads.com
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You can download a free programme called DVD SANTA.  Use it to convert various types of files (mpeg, avi, wmv etc..) to VOB files which will allow play in a dvd player.  I've used it, it's easy.
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Most DVD players won't play mp3's natively.  You'd need to convert the audio files to a PCM (CD) format.  Do you have a special DVD player that is supposed to support mp3?  If so, you should be able to do a web search for that model to find help on making the discs.\n\n-BS
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The DivX package (codecs,player,etc.) used to come with a converter, I thought. I don't know how it dealt with copyright protection and such and they probably charge for it now anyway.\nDVDDecrypter_3.5.4 & DVDShrink32 were freeware to rip and manipulate CP'ed DVD's but I'm not sure about the conversion to DivX anymore. Probably not much help but you can E-mail me if you can't find anything. I may be able to help you.\n\np.s.: also worth a look is Gordian Knot, GNU open source I believe. Try sourceforge.net. Or is it sourceforge.org? I dunno'\n\n  Buffalo, buffaloman687-roam@yahoo.com
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Well you can choose from many formats. \n\nIt all depend on the capability of your  home dvd player.\n\nHere are some known formats.\n\n1-VCD or Video disk. Some players are able to play this format, A lot of older DVD players can play this type of media. They are burned onto standard CDR media. They have about the same quality as a standard VHS player and only hold about 74 minutes of Video/audio.\n\n2-DIVX format. This is a sort of MPEG4 format. It has high quality and greater compreesion ratios then than standard DVD formats. This format requires that your DVD player be DIVX certified. Meaning that it can play DIVX disk. Check to see that your player is DIVX certified first. If not then you will have to buy one.\n\n3-The most common format is the VOB file format. This is the standard format use in todays dvd players, It is MPEG2 and require A DVD burner to make a DVD disk. DVD disk are single layer 4.7 gigs and Dual Layer of about 8.5 gigs\n\nAlso if you are burning a movie from your Camcorder/digital camers, then that is another ball game. Each device has its own way to record movies. I know of a digital camera that encodes using Apple Quick time file format. \n\nBasically you are going to have to convert your movies to what ever format that your DVD player can play.(IF they are not allready using standard VOB files)\n\nlook at the last chart from the second link. This may help you decide.