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How to Convert One-Frame SWF to AVI Video Using SWF To Video SDK
This example shows how .ConversionTimeOut property of the SDK can be used to convert one-frame or endless SWF flash movie to AVI video file.
.ConversionTimeOut property allows you to control the length of the video to be converted. If you have infinitely looped or one-frame SWF movie, you can set needed duration in milliseconds with .ConversionTimeOut property.
Visual Basic .NET
Imports BytescoutSWFToVideoLib
Module Module1
Sub Main()
' Create an instance of SWFToVideo ActiveX object
Dim converter As New SWFToVideo()
' Set debug log
'converter.SetLogFile("log.txt")
' Register SWFToVideo
converter.RegistrationName = "demo"
converter.RegistrationKey = "demo"
' Add SWF file and set its output filename
converter.SetMovie("HelloWorld.swf", "result.avi")
' This property is for one-frame or endless SWF movies.
' Will stop conversion after specified time (milliseconds).
converter.ConversionTimeOut = 5000 ' 5000ms = 5s
' Set output movie dimensions
converter.OutputWidth = 640
converter.OutputHeight = 480
' Run conversion
converter.RunAndWait()
' Open the result movie in default media player
Process.Start("result.avi")
End Sub
End ModuleVisual C#
using System.Diagnostics; using BytescoutSWFToVideoLib; namespace VideoLengthSetting { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // Create an instance of SWFToVideo ActiveX object SWFToVideo converter = new SWFToVideo(); // Set debug log converter.SetLogFile("log.txt"); // Register SWFToVideo converter.RegistrationName = "demo"; converter.RegistrationKey = "demo"; // Add SWF file and set its output filename converter.SetMovie("HelloWorld.swf", "result.avi"); // This property is for one-frame or endless SWF movies. // Will stop conversion after specified time (milliseconds). converter.ConversionTimeOut = 5000; // 5000ms = 5s // Set output movie dimensions converter.OutputWidth = 640; converter.OutputHeight = 480; // Run conversion converter.RunAndWait(); // Open the result movie in default media player Process.Start("result.avi"); } } }
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