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| Downloads:70,639 |
| Version Downloads:16,959 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:13 Oct 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $99.95 |
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Mikael B reviewed on 23 Feb 2012
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jenny155 reviewed on 09 Nov 2011
Also, this software is very easy to handle and even the people having no technical knowledge can also convert the flv videos in any format they want. Today, I am very happy and enjoying my favorite videos on Mac OS X.
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jenny155 reviewed on 09 Nov 2011
Also, this software is very easy to handle and even the people having no technical knowledge can also convert the flv videos in any format they want. Today, I am very happy and enjoying my favorite videos on Mac OS X.
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Furthermore, as mentioned here by another person, if it only screenrecords a Flash file into a Quicktime mov I can do that free already using Camtasia, which I have done before. Then, I can capture at original size and encode with Camtasia into whatever format I want for editing.
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Macupx reviewed on 31 Dec 2009
For instance, a mere 36 kb swf file becomes a whopping 26 MB file!!! (using version 1.9) and still a large 5 MB (using the latest 3.6 version). SHAME, SHAME, SHAME on you, Macvide. That is not fair to treat your customers like that!!!
Tip: until a TRUE swf to mov converter is found, you will get much better results (read smaller files) using Ambrosia Snapz Pro X screep capture utility to capture the movies and save them as mov (in this example the movie generated was 3 MB).
SO, ANYONE KNOWS A BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO GENERATE THE SMALLEST MOV FILES (as similar in size to the original swf file as possible)? Thanks.
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- if you want to spend money and if you really need to convert flash-files to another format: buy "QuickTime Pro", install the (free) "Perian" and convert/export your flash-files with "QuickTime Pro". I tested it this week and it works (latest software). Costs are like 30$?
But... if you need a professional media-tool with presets you can choose from, "MediaCleaner" is/(was) the perfect solution. It's now "Autodesk Cleaner". It's very professional... and it costs also a professional price like 600$.
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Macbond rated on 19 Mar 2012
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Pedro rated on 11 Feb 2011
D J'S Monkey rated on 26 Jan 2011