Re: Please help AVi to FLASH

Thanks for all your response. 
More power to Blender3d and this group.

--- In [email protected], Justin Douglas <tzuqris@...> wrote:
>
> I don't really care who developed the software or what. I went 
ahead and installed it on my windows partition to test it... I got no 
problems, converted elephants dream to asf just as a test. Everything 
works perfectly it seems I haven't had any unwanted side effects 
(actually no changes at all) It's pretty much just a front end to 
open source stuff, plus all the previous video converters i dealt 
with were feature less or cut down shareware. Anyway I've always felt 
linux is the way to go. slackware is at version 11 now
> 
> staigermanus <dogwaffle@...> 
wrote:                                  --- In 
[email protected], "cmrj_2k" <cmrj_2k@> wrote:
>  >
>  > Is there any opensource software for avi format to be converted 
to
>  > flash format? thanks
>  >
>  
>  I have a bunch of AVI to Flash conversion tools I like to use or 
know
>  of. The one I use most is Boomer Video (without sound, they have
>  another tool that either embeds an mp3 or converts a Wave file into
>  the swf) - Boomer 4 is what I use, version 5 is offered at 
Segon.com
>  
>  See here for a good example:
>  
>  www.thebest3d.com/dogwaffle/whatscool/postwork
>  
>  At the bottom is an animation that was saved as AVI originally and
>  converted to SWF for FlashMX players using Boomer Video 4. The 
sounds
>  and music you hear in the Quicktime version at
>  http://www.thebest3d.com/dogwaffle/whatscool/post/rainyday.html
>  is by Dj D'Artagnan (Winds of Mars, AEoN, Return to Stonehenge...
>  www.thebest3d.com/music) and was converted from Wave to Flash 
format
>  with Boomer Audio 4.
>  
>  There's a few other tools I can think of, look for 'Flash' at
>  www.thebest3d.com - SoThink makes a tool too for AviToFlash 
conversion
>  and many other options.
>  
>  The one from erightsoftware looks very interesting too. Anyone has 
any
>  intel to share about the owner of the website and the developer of
>  SUPER(C)? They also show encryption tools and mass-emailing 
clients,
>  hm... are they safe to trust your PC with?
>  
>  I have a feeling based on some chosen words and titles of other
>  products that there's some french developers in there, just a 
hunch,
>  not really sure though. Would love to learn more on them. They do 
seem
>  a little bit secretive. No street address even for the domain 
owner is
>  showing at WHOIS - The server is hosted in Arizona it seems.
>  MelBourneIT and GoDaddy seem involved too.
>  
>  Anyone got more?
>  
>  
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