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Gordon Flash Decompiler includes an impressive list of features to decompile and edit Shockwave Flash movies. Gordon decompiles all ActionScript and accurately displays all movie elements of a published SWF file. With Gordon you can edit Shockwave Flash movies without having access to the original FLA project. Vector graphic, bitmap image and sound data can be exported to the most common formats including PDF and TIFF. Gordon converts SWF to FLA.
What's New
Version 1.7.5 addresses issues related to performance, improves overall stability and compatibility with Mac OS X v10.5. This free update is highly recommended for all users of Gordon Flash Decompiler.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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| Downloads:60,625 |
| Version Downloads:6,017 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Animation |
| License:Demo |
| Date:14 Oct 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $59.00 |
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Gordon Flash Decompiler includes an impressive list of features to decompile and edit Shockwave Flash movies. Gordon decompiles all ActionScript and accurately displays all movie elements of a published SWF file. With Gordon you can edit Shockwave Flash movies without having access to the original FLA project. Vector graphic, bitmap image and sound data can be exported to the most common formats including PDF and TIFF. Gordon converts SWF to FLA.
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jtk1980 reviewed on 30 Aug 2006
And, yes, a product like this that WORKED would be quite valuable, easily a couple of hundered dollars, but this just doesn't, and isn't.
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http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19576
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~s reviewed on 21 Feb 2006
Converts to .fla, true, but some times in un-usable format. At least with some test files (a bit complex movies; otherwise, they wouldn't require conversion), it doesn't create interpolations, problems with groups, random shapes, masks, positions of items...
macrulz reviewed on 05 Feb 2006
(understanding that a developer needs to retain some control over a demo app, the limitations in the demo version seem to be so invasive that an effective evaluation is impossible)
a few points to the developer as he did offer to decompile and then return the fla file for review however this does not offer an evaluation of the actual software itself.
laying aside the controversial nature of some of the flames here, (and elsewhere)
finding a tool that will decompile a SWF and reassemble into a functioning FLA does can have some positive results in learning how FLASH files work for learning and for recovering from a loss of data, (taking content and decompiling for use is just not right, however FLASH by its very nature is open)
so if you have a problem with decompiling (as seen here in some comments)
I would suggest you take it up with Macromedia, (opps) thats ADOBE, now,
(what a joke)
Anyhowz
I find this software still in need of some improvements perhaps if the software evaluation were more "open" save command in demo, ect,
I would be more interested in investing in a license, however currently the software seems to be less rather than more.
I personally would pay $200.00 or more for software that would work,
sadly, I have a closet full of such software,
( very expensive way to try it out )
and many here do as well, these days I have to see it work,
disabling the save function, (while I understand it)
still does not help sell the software, If I could actually "TRY OUT" the very function that is most interesting to me, I would be more interested in making a purchase,
however at this time I cannot recommend it.
We greatly appreciate all suggestions for improvement and will be glad to resolve any issue in the next release of Gordon Flash Decompiler. Gordon Flash Decompiler was released over three years ago and since then all updates have been free for registered users.
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iGods reviewed on 07 Jan 2006
He knows this, too, and will NEVER return your emails.
Even worse, HE'S the one who fakes the glowing reviews in VersionTracker... what a lying bugger.
Here's his information, feel free to harass him to get your money back, but good luck, apparently there's no laws against this in Germany:
Bjoern Seeger
Lychener Strasse 6
Berlin, Germany 10437
DE
+49 3044312339
Fax- +49 3044312338
seeger@yahoo.co.jp
bjoern.seeger@gmx.net
We don't want any business relationship with you.
We issued a refund. (Ask Gregory Markel , he is the one who made the purchase)
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Oct 2005
These guys should be shut down. There software does nothing but take money from you.
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2005
Let me put this into perspective. I am a new Flash user, wanting to prepare materials for my own use in school. Yes, there are commercial products out there but they never quite meet the needs of my students - or me. So, having read an article in a professional journal I decided Flash was for me, and disassembling code would help me learn - not a rip-off!
I had problems from the start with things appearing as icons at the side but nothing on the stage. I contacted the developer ... and waited... and waited ... and waited. Finally a web search brought up SWF to FLA converter
They now have my money
Anonymous reviewed on 28 Sep 2005