(4)
Your rating: Now say why...
- Download Now
15.8 MB - Buy
$79.95 -
Visit Developer's Site
Eltima Software
Flash Decompiler Trillix (formerly known as SWF to FLA Converter) converts Adobe Flash SWF files back into FLA format and SWF files created in Flex back to Flex sources, which can be easily edited in native Flash or Flex environment. Every group of objects such as morphs, shapes, texts, fonts, motions, sounds, ActionScripts, etc. can be placed in separate FLA library groups, which makes using and working with the resulting FLA file much easier.
In addition to SWF to FLA conversion, Flash Decompiler can extract all objects (images, sounds, video, shapes, text, morphs,
In addition to SWF to FLA conversion, Flash Decompiler can extract all objects (images, sounds, video, shapes, text, morphs,
What's New
Version 5.0.1110:
- Added: Flash files conversion into Adobe Flash CS5 file format (.xfl - XML-based FLA)
- Added: support of "Binary" tag in SWF elements tree
- Improved: data binding support in Flex files
- Improved: SWF to FLA conversion process is substantially faster now
- Fixed: functionality loss by some custom Flash components after SWF to FLA conversion
- Fixed: partial loss of ActionScript assigned to some buttons after SWF to FLA conversion
- Fixed: incorrect generation of return statement inside constructor in ActionScript
- Fixed: incorrect priority of binary arithmetic operators (+, -) in ActionScript 3.0
- Fixed: incorrect initialization of constants in ActionScript 3.0
- Updated: product registration is replaced with activation, either online or offline
- Updated: new Flash'in'App (2.6)
Version 5.0.1110:
- Added: Flash files conversion into Adobe Flash CS5 file format (.xfl - XML-based FLA)
- Added: support of "Binary" tag in SWF elements tree
- Improved: data binding support in Flex files
- Improved: SWF to FLA conversion process is substantially faster now
- Fixed: functionality loss by some custom Flash components after SWF to FLA conversion
- Fixed: partial loss of more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Flash Decompiler T... User Discussion (Write a Review)
Overall:
(6)
(6)
| Downloads:19,711 |
| Version Downloads:744 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:11 May 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $79.95 |
Overall (Version 5.x):  |
| Features: |
| Ease of Use: |
| Value: |
| Stability: |
-
-
-
Flash Decompiler Trillix (formerly known as SWF to FLA Converter) converts Adobe Flash SWF files back into FLA format and SWF files created in Flex back to Flex sources, which can be easily edited in native Flash or Flex environment. Every group of objects such as morphs, shapes, texts, fonts, motions, sounds, ActionScripts, etc. can be placed in separate FLA library groups, which makes using and working with the resulting FLA file much easier.
In addition to SWF to FLA conversion, Flash Decompiler can extract all objects (images, sounds, video, shapes, text, morphs, ActionScripts, etc) used in SWF files to various file formats in just a couple clicks. You can also customize FLA file workspace by enabling/disabling grids, rulers; specifying grid accuracy and so on. Every morph or shape can be placed on different layers to make sure masking layers are working properly.
In addition to SWF to FLA conversion, Flash Decompiler can extract all objects (images, sounds, video, shapes, text, morphs, ActionScripts, etc) used in SWF files to various file formats in just a couple clicks. You can also customize FLA file workspace by enabling/disabling grids, rulers; specifying grid accuracy and so on. Every morph or shape can be placed on different layers to make sure masking layers are working properly.
Copyright © 2012 MacUpdate LLC
- -
+1
+1
Trixy reviewed on 11 Nov 2011
+5
+5
+5
+5
Sponge Bob reviewed on 11 Dec 2007
-3
+5
+4
+4
If you don't believe me just download and try it yourself.
+2
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2005
My first attempt led me to a simialr product at a similar price. I had problems from the start so I contacted the developer ... and waited... and waited ... and waited.
Finally a web search brought up SWF to FLA converter. It worked straight away and looks more "mac-like" Within minutes I knew I had found my Grail.
They now have my money
+3
Cat123 rated on 24 Nov 2011
+1
Trixy rated on 11 Nov 2011
Robgs rated on 22 Jul 2011