eric g

This question will probably seem pretty nubile for most of you;

I want to use a .swf file in jitter; is there a conversion program anyone knows of that can convert swf or quicktime or something else usable within jitter?

I'm new to mac, but have been doing Max/MSP stuff on my windows machine, so if anyone knows of a solution for either platform, it would be helpful.

I want to use a .swf file in jitter; is there a conversion program anyone knows of that can convert swf or quicktime or something else usable within jitter? 

I'm new to mac, but have been doing Max/MSP stuff on my windows machine, so if anyone knows of a solution for either platform, it would be helpful.


swf-file-for-use-in-jitter

>This question will probably seem pretty nubile for most of you;

>I want to use a .swf file in jitter; is there a conversion program 

>anyone knows of that can convert swf or quicktime or something else 

There isn't a conversion program. If your stuff uses Actionscript 1,

then you should take a look at the Jitter Tutorial. I believe that it's

>Tutorial 44 or so that deals with ways to use Flash interactivity.

on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/

on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took

>This question will probably seem pretty nubile for most of you;
>
>I want to use a .swf file in jitter; is there a conversion program 
>anyone knows of that can convert swf or quicktime or something else 
>usable within jitter?

There isn't a conversion program. If your stuff uses Actionscript 1,
then you should take a look at the Jitter Tutorial. I believe that it's
>Tutorial 44 or so that deals with ways to use Flash interactivity.

-- 
on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
Gregory Taylor http://www.rtqe.net


yeah, thanks. ill check it. the situation is frustrating because the file involves no interactivity whatsoever; its just a video already.

On Dec 18, 2006, at 1:13 PM, eric guenther wrote:

> yeah, thanks. ill check it. the situation is frustrating because 

> the file involves no interactivity whatsoever; its just a video 

Not sure if flv (flash video) works in QuickTime (only up to flash 5 

features supported). For ripping .swf or .flv to avi/mpeg/other, 

http://www.flash-video-mx.com/swf_to_video/

>
> yeah, thanks. ill check it. the situation is frustrating because  
> the file involves no interactivity whatsoever; its just a video  
> already.

Not sure if flv (flash video) works in QuickTime (only up to flash 5  
features supported). For ripping .swf or .flv to avi/mpeg/other,  
check out this:

If it's just a video, you can save it as quicktime. If you're using

> On Dec 18, 2006, at 1:13 PM, eric guenther wrote:

> > yeah, thanks. ill check it. the situation is frustrating because

> > the file involves no interactivity whatsoever; its just a video

> Not sure if flv (flash video) works in QuickTime (only up to flash 5

> features supported). For ripping .swf or .flv to avi/mpeg/other,

If it's just a video, you can save it as quicktime.  If you're using
flash with jitter try flashserver.

On 18/12/06, Joshua Kit Clayton  wrote:
>
> On Dec 18, 2006, at 1:13 PM, eric guenther wrote:
>
> >
> > yeah, thanks. ill check it. the situation is frustrating because
> > the file involves no interactivity whatsoever; its just a video
> > already.
>
> Not sure if flv (flash video) works in QuickTime (only up to flash 5
> features supported). For ripping .swf or .flv to avi/mpeg/other,
> check out this:
>
> http://www.flash-video-mx.com/swf_to_video/
>
> Or other similar things around.
>
> -Joshua
>
>


i didnt create the flash file, i was just sent it...

.swf file for use in jitter?