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Convert Flash Media to Xvid

Postby CloudStalker » 30 Apr 2007 19:50

I recently came across a program that allows me to save flash media to my drive, problem is that I want to be able to watch it in VLC media player, therefore, I'll need to convert them. So how can I convert these into Xvid (preferably)?

Sorry for the seemingly newbish question.

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Re: Convert Flash Media to Xvid

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 30 Apr 2007 19:58

I recently came across a program that allows me to save flash media to my drive, problem is that I want to be able to watch it in VLC media player, therefore, I'll need to convert them. So how can I convert these into Xvid (preferably)?

Sorry for the seemingly newbish question.
They should be readable with VLC. Do you have samples ?
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Postby daveshrop » 30 Apr 2007 20:41

http://www.ultrashareware.com/Ultra-iPo ... verter.htm

If i d'load vids from YouTube i convert using this,it says its shareware but it is free & they play on VLC

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Postby CloudStalker » 30 Apr 2007 21:48

Well here's the video that I want to convert:
http://61.195.57.11/ff12rw/ff12rw_jf2007_large.html

I wanted something that will allow me to convert to either Xvid or H264 codec so that I have quality that's as accurate as possible to the original source. I wasn't able to play the flash video in VLC so I assumed that's because it's a flash video, so now I'll need to convert it.

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Postby DJ » 01 May 2007 07:22

Don't you wish we could all defeat the bad guy and fly in to save the ones we Love?

The file name is ff12rw_jf2007pv_largesize[1].flv and it plays fine in VLC. Although the Link you provided shows the filename as ff12rw_jf2007_large.swf. The Link can't be used in VLC to stream the file. So use the download after watching the file on line.

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Postby CloudStalker » 01 May 2007 08:12

Don't you wish we could all defeat the bad guy and fly in to save the ones we Love?

Yes I do; like superman, without the fruity tights. 8)

P.S. Is this one of your "Coffee Corner" statements, like the 'I prefer tea over coffee' thing? :lol:
The file name is ff12rw_jf2007pv_largesize[1].flv and it plays fine in VLC. Although the Link you provided shows the filename as ff12rw_jf2007_large.swf. The Link can't be used in VLC to stream the file. So use the download after watching the file on line.
OK I didn't quite understand what you said or where to go but I figured it out anyways. It's quite easy: best thing to do is first clear the Temporary Internet folder before streaming the video (makes it easier to find), let the video/song stream all the way t other end, go back to the Temporary Internet folder, look for the file type "FLV File" and associate it with VLC media player.

No programs to download, although I assume it would save me from having to wait for it to stream, but none the less it works. :)

If I understood what it was you were saying then I would thank you, but since I didn't, no thanks. :lol: Just kidding, thanks to all. :D

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Postby DJ » 01 May 2007 10:50

Sounds like you understood it quite well.

PS I never cared much for the fruity tights either. I tend toward the baggy look it's much more comfortable. :lol:

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Postby joseph5 » 02 May 2007 00:36

OK I didn't quite understand what you said or where to go but I figured it out anyways. It's quite easy: best thing to do is first clear the Temporary Internet folder before streaming the video (makes it easier to find), let the video/song stream all the way t other end, go back to the Temporary Internet folder, look for the file type "FLV File" and associate it with VLC media player.
If you're using Firefox, you can use the VideoDownloader extension.

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Postby CloudStalker » 02 May 2007 01:11

Yeah, eventually I'll make the switch (using IE7 :roll:)

I kind of want a browser that (1), is more stable (2), faster and (3) has a nicer GUI. FireFox? Opera? Other?

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Postby joseph5 » 03 May 2007 21:58

There should be browser comparisons somewhere.

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Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 03 May 2007 22:02

Yeah, eventually I'll make the switch (using IE7 :roll:)

I kind of want a browser that (1), is more stable (2), faster and (3) has a nicer GUI. FireFox? Opera? Other?
Firefox is better since it is open source and with a lot of extensions.
However Opera is faster.
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Postby CloudStalker » 03 May 2007 22:21

I'm assuming both of them are more secure then Internet Explorer? Well anyway I'll give FireFox a try, I hear it's better then Opera browser. Thanks.

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 04 May 2007 14:11

take all three... firefox is the best, use it as your primary browser... it has tonnes of extentions and skin and its opensource. opera is fast, closed source and several sites dont work on it well... its still a good install though. M$ IE is for all those stuff you need it for.... microsoft is dead magnetic with it, it is needed for several system stuff... but firefox is still the most secure, easy to use and fun... it is full of security enhancing extensions. DownThemAll, VideoDownloder, FlashBlock, AdBlock, all have become essentials now...
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Postby CloudStalker » 05 May 2007 16:00

Well I've been using FireFox for a few days now and it is pretty neat. You say there's a way to change skins? How? anywho, there's only one thing about it that I would like to have fixed, the text isn't very clear or at least the way it was when I was using Internet Explorer. Does it use Font smoothing or Clear Type?

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 05 May 2007 16:06

tools>ptions>content>select default font...

and btw, in my comp, firefox is the best. IE sinks underwater big time...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... 371-fx.jar

download, drag and drop to firefox. this theme rox
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Postby daveshrop » 05 May 2007 16:22

Yeah, eventually I'll make the switch (using IE7 :roll:)

I kind of want a browser that (1), is more stable (2), faster and (3) has a nicer GUI. FireFox? Opera? Other?


Tried most of them Avant Browser is fastest & has most features
http://www.avantbrowser.com/

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Postby daveshrop » 05 May 2007 19:12

take all three... firefox is the best, use it as your primary browser... it has tonnes of extentions and skin and its opensource. opera is fast, closed source and several sites dont work on it well... its still a good install though. M$ IE is for all those stuff you need it for.... microsoft is dead magnetic with it, it is needed for several system stuff... but firefox is still the most secure, easy to use and fun... it is full of security enhancing extensions. DownThemAll, VideoDownloder, FlashBlock, AdBlock, all have become essentials now...


I gave FF a day & uninstalled it....

1 it was appallingly slow
2 it couldnt handle a long website page heavy on images etc,as i scrolled it overlapped the images & text

compared to Avant it was atrocious :?

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Postby joseph5 » 05 May 2007 21:48

Go to Tools > Themes. There's a link to go to a skin download page.

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Postby CloudStalker » 10 May 2007 05:30

Tried most of them Avant Browser is fastest & has most features
http://www.avantbrowser.com/
Thanks daveshrop, I've tried the other ones (IE, FireFox, Opera,) and Advant Browser seems to be best. I never heard of it until you suggested it, so thanks. :)

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Postby daveshrop » 10 May 2007 10:02

Hey Cloud'er glad you like it.
They also have a great forum just like this one! :)

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Re: Convert Flash Media to Xvid

Postby kukla » 29 May 2008 10:53

if you would like to convert flash files to different kinds of video I can advice you to use Flash To Video Encoder...

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Re: Convert Flash Media to Xvid

Postby matjooo » 10 Jun 2008 05:01

i have firefox plugin for converting, that rocks :)

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Re: Convert Flash Media to Xvid

Postby <NewMafia> » 17 Jul 2008 15:06

if you would like to convert flash files to different kinds of video I can advice you to use Flash To Video Encoder...
Kukla,why wouldn't you try to use Flash to Video Encoder Pro, this version suppots more output video formats then your version :P


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