Export a fla as single swf files

Hi,
is there a hint or workaround how to export (save) all frames
of a FLA file
as single swf files (like
you can export a FLA in single JPG files)?
Would much appreciate if someone has a hint for me.
Thank you in advanve
Peter

Hi,
that hint does'nt help. The problem is that I want to have
all frames out of
one FLA file stored as SINGLE swf file.
Example: Source: test.fla with 5 frames exported to:
test_001.swf,
test_002.swf, test_003.swf ...
Any idea how to do?
Kind regards
Peter
"Chris Georgenes" <[email protected]> schrieb
im Newsbeitrag
news:e5f88q$83h$[email protected]..
>i may have missed your question - but this is a simple
File > Publish
>Settings question - you can also Export as SWF - so not
sure if you know
>this and are having problems? there are no work arounds
to this as it is
>very basic flash procedure. Please re-explain if i didn't
understand.
>
> ******************************************
> --> **Adobe Certified Expert**
> --> www.mudbubble.com
> --> www.keyframer.com
>
>
>
>
> lollipop wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> is there a hint or workaround how to export (save)
all frames of a FLA
>> file as single swf files (like
>> you can export a FLA in single JPG files)?
>>
>> Would much appreciate if someone has a hint for me.
>>
>> Thank you in advanve
>>
>> Peter

Similar Messages

How to use aggregator to create a single swf file from multiple files

Hi everyone,
I am working on the client's requirement where i have to create a SCROM 2004 based video. Its basically a PPT inside the captivate file. And it has around 175 slides in the file. Some of the slides have animations, voiceover. I am facing a problem during PUBLISHING the file into single SWF file format. Whenever I Publish the slides as SWF, it creates number of SWF files, Swf skin of the player and other manifest, Scorm 2004 files.
I want only one single SWF file in which every slide should be incorporated in it. Dont know, why it is happening? I tried aggregator for this also, but it didnt worked... The Skin.swf has been easily added and no other files are adding. It shows me an error: "Name.swf is not a AS3 Captivate file ....."
I am new to this. Please help me out as I have a very short deadline for this.
Thanks and Regards

Maybe you misunderstand: this is a user forum, not online help by Adobe staff.
Sorry, but if you are that impatient, you'll have to pay for online support. You post a question and expect to have answers within minutes?
Lilybiri

How to publish a single SWF file?

Hello, I need to know how can I publish a single SWF file
(like the EXE option).
I've tryied to publish many times, but the Captivate creates
many SWF files, including the skin.swf file, but this one I know
how to remove.
I'm using Captivate 3.0.
Thank you!

Hi there
Given the date I'm sure it's something that got lost in translation during the forums upgrade.
See if the link below helps.
Click here
Cheers... Rick
Click here for Adobe Certified Captivate and RoboHelp HTML Training
Click here for the SorcerStone Blog
Click here for RoboHelp and Captivate eBooks

Video and skin in single swf file... sigh....

Hi all,
This may be an obvious one to some of you but I have been
tearing my hair out for several days and cannot find detailed
information on what I am trying to do anywhere...
I have a requirment to convert several short DV video files
to SWF so I can publish on a web page. The finished products need
to be a single SWF files.
Importantly they also need to include a control skin.
I have been trying to use both Flash CS3 and Captivate 3 to
do this with no success. (I have found info on how to do it with
Captivate, i.e. remove borders etc, but that presents some other
problems which I won't go in to here as it's a different topic)
Is what I am trying to do possible inside Flash ? Surely it
is?! Can I import a DV video, add a control skin and publish it all
as a single SWF ?
I believe there are shareware third party products that can
do this, but I really want to use Flash and I can't understand why
it appears to be so difficult. (unless I am missing something
obvious...)
So if anyone coudl help that would be fantastic, even if
that's just pointing me in the direction of some reading material..
Cheers.

oconndav,
> Is what I am trying to do possible inside Flash ? Surely
it is?!
It is. :)
> Can I import a DV video, add a control skin and publish
it all
> as a single SWF ?
You can, but be aware that video -- especially sizable video
-- works
best when the FLV file is situated outside the SWF. I
understand that your
project requirements dictate otherwise, which makes this a
bit of a
challenge, but you can put everything into a single SWF. It
just means
you'll be building your elements by hand and will control the
video as if it
were a movie clip (that is, a MovieClip class instance)
instead of an
FLVPlayback instance or Video instance in conjunction with
NetConnection and
NetStream instances.
> I believe there are shareware third party products that
can do
> this, but I really want to use Flash and I can't
understand why
> it appears to be so difficult. (unless I am missing
something
> obvious...)
Well, again, heavy Video files aren't really designed to
play inside
SWFs. For whatever reasons Macromedia/Adobe chose, video is
ideally
designed to be controlled as an external asset.
In your case, you won't be able to use the FLVPlayback
component. You
won't even be able to use the older Media components or the
component-less
Video object solution. You'll import your video asset to the
Library, place
it inside a movie clip symbol (which will stretch to an
incredible length),
then place your movie clip on the Stage and give it an
instance name. Once
it has an instance name, you can refer to it with
ActionScript. The
MovieClip class entry of the ActionScript 2.0 Language
Reference (or 3.0, if
you're uasing AS3) will give you everything you need to know
(and can do)
with movie clips.
ActionScript will give you access to the total number of
frames of that
clip, as well as the current frame. You can tell the playhead
to go to any
of its frames, play, stop, etc. In this way, you can mimic
many of the
capabilities of the FLVPlayback component -- though with less
precision.
The "skin" of your video player will be determined by you
... by button
symbols for the buttons (or you could use movie clips), as
well as other
graphic elements. It's going to be a totally
built-from-scratch project,
and you'll have to program the buttons yourself. How would
you rate your
comfort level with ActionScript?
David Stiller
Co-author, Foundation Flash CS3 for Designers
http://tinyurl.com/2k29mj
"Luck is the residue of good design."

Creating single .swf file without border causes control bar jump

If the goal is creating a single .swf file and the answer is
to simply uncheck the border checkbox, there's a small problem. If
there is a Captivate control bar -- in my case a full length
stretched one -- it will ride up and over the Captivate movie,
covering some of the movie. In my case the control bar is riding up
and over several buttons referenced in the project, screwing things
up considerably.
How can we keep the control bar from riding up -- or more
specifically perhaps being loaded over top of the project -- such
that it obscures part of the project?
Quick answers would be really fantastic!
Thanks!

Thanks Paul,
That did work. I use a pretty stripped down control bar so
adding in 27 pixles works. A cohort mentioned that Captivate 1
required a similar work around -- though it only produced a single
file. It'd have been nice to have known before her co-worker.
It's too bad there's not some verbage somewhere -- maybe in
the help -- that explains that adding a control bar to an exisiting
project will result in the toolbar obscuring some of the project --
how much depending on the size of the control bar.
It'd be great to have a little checkbox that would allow the
project to expand the exact number of needed pixels so that the
project and control bar were nearly mated together.
To come full circle, after I've done this and gotten the two
together, I have to resize again -- this time down -- for my
project.
So after making it bigger to fit the control bar, I resize it
again to make it smaller, make adjustments to the text -- which
doesn't seem to scale -- and to the caption boxes that don't mate
exactly anymore and publish. What I found is that the file size is
now closer to the original "larger" project file.
I find this curious, as I was finding when the control bar
was on top of the project before learning this workaround that the
file size for a smaller resolution project was actually turning out
larger. That never made sense to me.
After the workaround, it's actually close to the same size.
Thanks for your help!

Creating single SWF file

Hi,
I have several mp3 files that I use in my Flash animation but I want to publish this animation as a single SWF file. Don't want the mp3 to be also made available along with the SWF. Can you please tell me how to do this ?
-Thanks

Since I am not sure if your question was about security, you can use Sound and SoundChannel classes to stream mp3s at runtime.This way you don't need to include these files with your SWF and sound stream is more controllable.
There are many tutorials on how to do that, inclusing Adobe documentation:
http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/media/Sound.html
http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/media/SoundChannel.htm l
As for the security, DRM is a big expensive thing that is not affordable for the majority of us. In addition, there are tons of free stream sniffers on the web that extract media very easily.

Captivate 7 - How to publish into a single swf file?

Our Authoring tool has been designed to cater for Captivat swf files for video uploads. Now that we have upgraded to Captivate 7 the swf - is merely a 'holden cache file' the video content is saved in the .mp4 file. Our programmer tells us that it will take some time to reprogramme this. Is there a way within the Captivate 7 publishing settings to still create a .swf file which will be able to stream the entire video content when uploaded or to generate a single swf file with all content?
Thank you so much! We are trying superfast to adapt to all the different changes and really appreciate you input.
Peter

OK, only solution I've found is to use a 3rd party program - try cutePDF.
Thanks for nothing HP!

Exporting an animation to a swf file.

hello, is it possible to export an animation to an swf file?
I have to make a simple animation banner for a ledboard.

Hi want2learn,
Sorry but no - Edge Animate is an HTML5 animation tool, and creates only HTML & Javascript files.
If you need to create swf files, Adobe Flash Professional CC exports to swf as its native format (as well as many others):
Animation software | Download free Flash Professional CC trial
hth,
Joe

So Wat to do? Is there any way to get out as a single swf file from captivate.

Dear friends,
I am beginner in Adobe Captivate. We have a E-learning
project. We are using Dockers as our LMS. Previously we were using
Flash for all. Now we are trying Captivate for better and faster
results. I have few swf files and i inserted al files in Captivate
and i published. So instead of getting single output, am getting
all the swfs, skin swf and html file. Html file is accessing all
swfs and works. But it is not working in Dockers. Single swf will
only work in Dockers. So Wat to do? Is there any way to get out as
a single swf file from captivate. please Help mee.
Thanks
Flashlover

If 'Dockers' cannot handle a .zip file as the content and
instead
requires a single, uncompressed content file, then it is not
SCORM-compliant. The SCORM specification requires the LMS to
handle a
'pif' file (most common is .zip) which contains the lesson
and the
required manifest file. If Dockers doesn't support that then
you can't
do SCORM-compliant content.
Erik
loverflash wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> We are using
> Dockers as our LMS.
> So instead of getting single output, am
> getting all the swfs, skin swf and html file. Html file
is accessing all swfs
> and works. But it is not working in Dockers. Single swf
will only work in
> Dockers.
>
> Thanks
> Flashlover
>
Erik Lord
http://www.capemedia.net
Adobe Community Expert - Authorware
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
http://www.awaretips.net -
samples, tips, products, faqs, and links!
*Search the A'ware newsgroup archives*
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.authorware

Export a pdf to a swf file with navigation buttons???

I have CS4 and I've tried to export a couple indesign files using the swf export feature, but it the navigation of the file is very weak and not very intuitive, and when you zoom in to any of the text the text goes fuzzy.
I would like to just convert a PDF to SWF file with navigation buttons, page controls, zoom in/out, single or two page view options, so that my end user can view it with the free flash player, but I don't have time to build the file in Flash and I don't want to use an online service that comes with a per month or per publication fee.
Any suggestions??

I've looked at that, but most of the pdf's that I need to convert are more than 10 pages. I want a program I can download, install and use without a per use cost, or per publication cost.
I'm looking more for a plug-in for either Acrobat, or Indesign or stand alone program that would convert them without adding copyrights, or ads to the file.

Not able to publish project as a single swf File

Hello Captivate experts.
I have a problem publishing only one swf file with Captivate.
My project consists of three slides. The first one is a introduction Slide, the second and the third one only contain one swf each (swf that i also created with captivate).
These files are the files who always get published together with the main .swf. So after publishing I got three swfs instead of only one
I know that a topic like this has been discussed, especially because of the new feature of Captivate 4 wich allows to export only one file, but so far i haven't read anything about swf files that can not be included. (I only found that flash video can not be inserted into a single swf).
I realized that this problem only occurs with swf files created with captivate. Swf files created with Flash don't result in a septerated file.
Did anybody have this problem before? Does anyone know a workaround?
Thanks in advance
captiware

HI Captiware,
When you insert a swf, which was created from Captivate, as animation into Captivate and publish => the swfs are kept external. This is by design.
Manish
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate

Trying to export my document as a SWF file but its not letting me...

Hi,
I have a document (brochure) that i have created in indesign cs5. I wanted to make it interactive, only in that you can turn the pages as you are viewing it online. So I have done this and added the page transitions, but when I go to export it, it doesn't give me the option of a SWF file...
Im not sure why this is or what im doing wrong here!?
Any help on this much appreciated!
Or perhaps a link to a post that already explains this, I cant find any info on it though.
Thanks!

Here is an example of what I am trying to create... this brochure shows only the front cover as a single page, same with the back cover...
http://www.thebeardmore.com/conference-brochure/
my document is adding a extra white page next to the front and back cover changing them into spreads...
C:\Users\RBrown\Desktop\1.html
I have read an srticle which says you cant do anything about this... but then how has it been achieved in the example I have found online above?!
Can anyone help me with this please?!?!

How to bundle a .FLA and multiple .SWF files in one .EXE?

Hi,
I have a .FLA file which uses loadMovieNum() to load various
.SWF files when each one is called by the user clicking on a
button. Each .SWF file also uses loadMovieNum() to call a second
.SWF file. When I publish the .FLA file as a .SWF file it all works
beautifully.
Now I need to package the entire project into a Windows
projector .EXE file for offline use on a computer without the Flash
Player. When I publish the main .FLA file as a .EXE file, the .SWF
files still load, although they blink before fully loading and
displaying steadily.
What I would really like to do is to bundle all the .SWF
files into the .EXE file so when I send the finished project to the
end user, they only have to deal with one file, rather than a
folder with the .EXE file and multiple .SWF files.
Is there a way to do this?
I am using Flash 8 Professional.
Thanks,
Cam

Since this isn't going to be web-based, why not include all
the external swf files into the same Flash file and then use
attachMovie?
This will allow you to create one .exe file that would
contain EVERYTHING. Since you aren't worried about loading speeds,
you don't have to load the movie clips, but can simply create one
large Flash file.

Script for export all text in single rtf file?

Hi!
I need to export all storys from indd document to a single rtf file. Is there avaible some free script for CS4 which can do that?

if(app.documents.length != 0){
     if(app.documents.item(0).stories.length != 0){
          myGetFileName(app.documents.item(0).name);
//========================= FUNCTIONS ===========================
function myGetFileName(myDocumentName){
     var myFilePath = File.saveDialog("Save Exported File As:");
     if(myFilePath != null){
          myDisplayDialog(myDocumentName, myFilePath);
function myDisplayDialog(myDocumentName, myFilePath){
     //Need to get export format, story separator.
     var myExportFormats = ["Text Only", "Tagged Text", "RTF"];
     var myDialog = app.dialogs.add({name:"ExportAllStories"});
     with(myDialog.dialogColumns.add()){
          with(dialogRows.add()){
               with(dialogColumns.add()){
                    var myExportFormatDropdown = dropdowns.add({stringList:myExportFormats, selectedIndex:0});
          with(dialogRows.add()){
               var myAddSeparatorCheckbox = checkboxControls.add({staticLabel:"Add separator line", checkedState:true});
     var myResult = myDialog.show();
     if(myResult == true){
          var myExportFormat = myExportFormats[myExportFormatDropdown.selectedIndex];
          var myAddSeparator = myAddSeparatorCheckbox.checkedState;
          myDialog.destroy();
          myExportAllText(myDocumentName, myFilePath, myExportFormat, myAddSeparator);
     else{
          myDialog.destroy();
function myExportAllText(myDocumentName, myFilePath, myExportFormat, myAddSeparator){
     var myPage, myStory;
     var myExportedStories = [];
     var myTempFolder = Folder.temp;
     var myTempFile = File(myTempFolder + "/tempTextFile.txt");
     var myNewDocument = app.documents.add();
     var myDocument = app.documents.item(myDocumentName);
     var myTextFrame = myNewDocument.pages.item(0).textFrames.add({geometricBounds:myGetBounds(myNewDocument, myNewDocument.pages.item(0))});
     var myNewStory = myTextFrame.parentStory;
     for (var i = 0; i < myDocument.pages.length; i++) {
          myPage = myDocument.pages.item(i);
          for (var t = 0; t < myPage.textFrames.length; t++){
               myStory = myPage.textFrames[t].parentStory;
               if (!IsInArray(myStory.id, myExportedStories)) {
                    //Export the story as tagged text.
                    myStory.exportFile(ExportFormat.taggedText, myTempFile);
                    myExportedStories.push(myStory.id);
                    //Import (place) the file at the end of the temporary story.
                    myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).place(myTempFile);
                    //If the imported text did not end with a return, enter a return
                    //to keep the stories from running together.
                    if(i != myDocument.stories.length -1){
                         if(myNewStory.characters.item(-1).contents != "\r"){
                              myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = "\r";
                         if(myAddSeparator == true){
                              myNewStory.insertionPoints.item(-1).contents = "----------------------------------------\r";
               } // if not exported
          } // for text frames
     } // for pages
     switch(myExportFormat){
          case "Text Only":
               myFormat = ExportFormat.textType;
               myExtension = ".txt"
               break;
          case "RTF":
               myFormat = ExportFormat.RTF;
               myExtension = ".rtf"
               break;
          case "Tagged Text":
               myFormat = ExportFormat.taggedText;
               myExtension = ".txt"
               break;
     myNewStory.exportFile(myFormat, File(myFilePath));
     myNewDocument.close(SaveOptions.no);
     myTempFile.remove();
function myGetBounds(myDocument, myPage){
     var myPageWidth = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
     var myPageHeight = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageHeight
     if(myPage.side == PageSideOptions.leftHand){
          var myX2 = myPage.marginPreferences.left;
          var myX1 = myPage.marginPreferences.right;
     else{
          var myX1 = myPage.marginPreferences.left;
          var myX2 = myPage.marginPreferences.right;
     var myY1 = myPage.marginPreferences.top;
     var myX2 = myPageWidth - myX2;
     var myY2 = myPageHeight - myPage.marginPreferences.bottom;
     return [myY1, myX1, myY2, myX2];
function IsInArray(myString, myArray) {
     for (x in myArray) {
          if (myString == myArray[x]) {
               return true;
     return false;
This is a revised version of the script -- not totally tested.
Kasyan

Different versions of animated image in single swf file

I am making a game which has several objects (beds, crates, tables) that can be placed on a grid.
The objects are created in flash and exported as individual .swf files. Each object can be rotated. To do this I create 4 frames in each .swf and draw a different version of the image in each frame. This allows me to 'rotate' an object in actionscript by simply going to the next frame of the swf movieClip.
This simplifies things a lot for me, as it follows logically that an object will have one image file (swf) for all orientations. However, I've hit a problem in that I would like the object to have an animation. Does anyone know if there is a way to do this? or perhaps another technique I could use.

I think It's best to explain with an example. Let's say I have a television that I draw in four different frames with different rotations. The first frame has the television facing in a south west direction. The 2nd frame has a south east facing television and so on. This is what I have at the moment. What I'm wanting to do next is add an animation to the television, e.g. display something moving on the screen.

Export a fla as single swf files

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for