Software for convert Filter Presets to ActionScript Code

This software convert filter presets in Flash 8, CS3 and CS4
to ActionScript code...
Very Fast and Usseful...
http://www.astrodreams.com/flashfilterpresets/convert_flash_filters_presets_to_actionscrip t117release.rar

that's the easy way. just load the bitmap into the library
and reference it. but my client needs the entire app to rely upon
code only, no timeline or library references. so i need to recreate
the line art of the bitmap of a grab icon into graphics api.
wondering if there's an easy convert of a bitmap to graphics api
actionscript code or do i have to just do it by hand which would be
a pain.

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Not sure what you mean by "actual converter".
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If you have a good capture software and hardware you might be able to clean the video and audio up. But VHS is pretty limited in quality.

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Actually, there is a program that will do this, and a lot more. It's called Keynote. You can import your PowerPoint files, then you can trash PowerPoint, because you'll find Keynote does everything PowerPoint does better, and it does a lot more. Including exporting your presentations in Flash, PDF, QuickTime, or back to PowerPoint, if you must.

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I am having problems finding some much needed details on what the best software/hardware is for converting video formats on a Mac. I should note I am using a NEW iMac 4GB memory and Leopard OS so what I use needs to be compatible. Perhaps next year I will get a Mac Pro, but for now I'm using this setup. Here's is what I need to do:
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"Best software/hardware" depends on your exact needs & wants.
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To transfer your VHS tapes to DV for editing you will need a converter. The *Canopus ADVC-110* is a very nice, relatively inexpensive device that will do that job for you. (It's also possible to use most modern DV camcorders as converters, too.) You would connect your VHS deck to the Canopus box via their analog video & audio connections, then connect the Canopus box via FW to your Mac, and then when you play the VHS tape you would capture the video in iMovie or FCE.
Once your videos are captured on your Mac, you could use iMovie or *Final Cut Express* to do whatever editing you might want to do. Regardless of which one you edit with, however, it's iDVD that you would use to create your DVD menus and burn your DVDs.
So, overall, the workflow would be like this: *VHS Deck > Converter (camcorder or converter box) > Capture on Mac (iMovie or FCE) > Editing application (iMovie or FCE) > iDVD > DVD*
For playback on computers MPEG4 would be an ok choice, H.264 is probably a better choice, and then there's the matter of whether or not you want to export as a QuickTime movie and/or AVI.
iLife came with your Mac, so you already have iMovie and iDVD. How about giving them a try before you consider investing in a significantly more sophisticated application like Final Cut Express. (just my opinion)

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I watched my wedding video from 20 years ago the other day. Then I thought I should put this into a digital format so I've been looking around at Apple forum and other places for suggestions.
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