How to use ADShareit Video to SWF Converter?

Step1: Add/Edit Video File List

Step2: Export Settings

Click "Add" menu to open the video file in file folders, and add them into the file list.
Click "Remove" menu to remove current selected item.
Click "Clear" menu to remove all items.
If you want to change an item converting parameters, please select the item in the file list, then click "Settings" menu to config your favorable converting parameters.
You can check or uncheck every item checkbox to select what items are going to be converted. All checked items will be converted, unchecked will not be converted.

Click "Settings" menu on the main interface to show "Export Settings" dialog, then click "General Settings" tab.
-Click "OK" button to confirm your settings
-Click "Cancel" button to ignore your settings

Click "Browse" button to specify the output file name.

Export Type -- Determine the output flash file type (*.swf or *.exe).
-Extract audio to a separated music file: determine if extract source file audio part to a separated music file at the same time while converting.

Export Format -- Determine the output flash file version.
-Compressed: Defines if the movie is compressed. Compression is supported beginning with Flash 6 and later so using of compression means Version 6 and later too.
-Pretection: Marks the movie file as not importable for editing in an authoring environment.
-Quality: Here you can select the playback quality of your output flash file.
-Background color: Specifies background color of the flash file.

Click "Settings" menu on the main interface to show "Export Settings" dialog, then click "Video/Audio Settings" tab.
-Click "OK" button to confirm your settings
-Click "Cancel" button to ignore your settings

Video Export Settings
Frame Rate -- Default is the original value of the source video fps. Check(Down) button to set it as the default value.

Frame Quality -- Determine the quality/compression level of the JPEG image encoding. The Flash internal format uses JPEG compression (as well as other compression types) to store image blocks. Since JPEG is a lossy compression method, you can control here the involved quality vs. size tradeoff.
-From 0 to 100%, default value is 75%. Values above 95% will generally not improve quality, below 50% you'll experiment an higher amount of compression artifacts. This value is equivalent to the image compression level of most image editors that export to JPEG format.

Duration -- Specify the created frame length.
-Start Frame: Default is 1.
-End Frame: Default is the source video's last frame number. You may specify the "Start Frame" and "End Frame" to partially convert the movie.
-Check(Down) button to set duration as default value.

Dimension -- to specify the export file width and height in pixels.
-You also may check(down) the button "Keep Aspect Ratio" to switch if you want the video width/height aspect ratio to be fixed during resizing.
-Check(Down) button to restore the source video rectangle.

Insert first frame -- If you select this option the application will insert either a blank frame or an image frame at the beginning of your video. This is especially helpful when used in conjunction with the "Stop action at the first frame" option, because then your videos will stop on the frame and wait for a Play command to begin. It can also be useful when used with the "Click on the movie to begin playback" and the "Automaticly begin playback" with delay seconds options.

Audio Export Settings
Including audio in the export flash file -- Determine if include audio in the export flash file.

Audio format
-MP3 format (recommended): You can set the bit rate for MP3 encoding. This setting specifies the number of kbits (kilobits) per second - the bit rate of the encoded audio. The usual quality/size tradeoff is also present here, higher bit rates will create better audio quality at the expense of encoded file size. Only available for MP3 audio encoding.
-Wave format: You can set the sampling quality at which to encode audio. It is the frequency, or the number of samples per second, at which the audio is encoded. This is measured in Hertz (Hz)

Replace audio with an external file -- Ignore the source audio and replace it with this file.

Select Region
Check "Crop(region converted)" option, you will eliminate unwanted areas around the frame, and only the specified rectangular area is kept.

Click "Select Region" button to select the converted rectangular area with ease.
-Click "Select Region" button to show the"Select Region" form.
-You can input x, y, w, h value to set the rectangle Left, Top, Width, Height value. You also can resize and move the dashed rectangle to select the converted area by drag and drop. Click "Select All" button to select entire frame rectangle.
-Input "Seek Frame" value or drag the trackbar to seek for the specified frame.
-Click "Apply" menu to confirm the selection.
Select Effects
Check "Apply effects on frames" option, you can add many effects, correct and improve the quality of the Flash video.

Click "Settings" menu on the main interface to show "Export Settings" dialog, then click "SWF Settings" tab.
-Click "OK" button to confirm your settings
-Click "Cancel" button to ignore your settings

Action while playing the flash
Start -- Add actions in the beginning of the flash file.
-Automaticly begin playback: When selected will cause your output to begin playing as soon as it is launched. This is the default setting. You can set delay (in seconds) in the box below. That box is greyed out until "Automaticly begin playback" is selected.
-Click on the movie to begin playback: When selected will cause your output to begin playing only when it is clicked by a viewer.
-Stop action at the first frame: When selected will place a Stop action on the first frame of your output and will only play once a Play command has been issued.

End -- Add actions at the end of the flash file.
-Repeat the movie some times: When selected will cause your output to loop. You can set the number of times the movie will loop in the box directly to the right.
-Unload the movie at end: When selected will cause your output to unload from the Flash Player once it has finished playing. This returns all system resources used by the SWF back to the system, but it means that the SWF file must be loaded again before it is played.
-Open link at end: When selected you have two options for loading an HTML page and/or a new .swf at the end of the output.
-HTML: When selected will cause an HTML page to open once the current .swf has finished playing.
-SWF movie: When selected will cause a new .swf to be loaded once the current .swf has finished playing. You must enter the address of the .swf you wish to load.

Click -- Click on the movie to open link. When selected you have two options for loading an HTML page and/or a new .swf when viewer click on the movie.
-HTML: When selected will cause an HTML page to open once the current .swf has been clicked on.
-SWF movie: When selected will cause a new .swf to be loaded once the current .swf has been clicked on. You must enter the address of the .swf you wish to load.

Text on the flash frame
You can add you own text over the Flash Video.
-Click button to select the font, size, color of your text.
-Use the opacity slide bar to adjust the opacity of your text.
-Use position combox to select the position of the text.
-Click on the text to open link: When selected you have two options for loading an HTML page and/or a new .swf when viewer click on the text.
-HTML: When selected will cause an HTML page to open once the text has been clicked on.
-SWF movie: When selected will cause a new .swf to be loaded once text has been clicked on. You must enter the address of the .swf you wish to load.

Click "Settings" menu on the main interface to show "Export Settings" dialog, then click "Preloader/Playback Settings" tab.
-Click "OK" button to confirm your settings
-Click "Cancel" button to ignore your settings

Preloader
· Using a Preloader, the user will not get any playback breaks, due to the required movie bit rate. So you can encode your movies in high quality (so large file) and every user can watch them. For example if a Flash movie has been encoded for a 64 kbps connection and a user has a 56kbps modem, you'll need a preloader to prevent movie playback breaks.

Playback
· let the user start, stop, rewind and forward the Flash movie

Click "Convert" button to show "Converting" form, and ready to begin converting.

In "Converting" form, you can set two options
-Enable preview while converting: Check it, you will see the converting process in the preview window.
-Stretch preview picture while converting: Check it, the preview will be stretched and fill the preveiw window.

Converting control
-Click "Convert" button to begin converting.
-Click "Stop" button to stop converting.

-Click "Pause" button to pause converting, and click "Convert" button to go on converting.
Four steps while converting a video
-Open video file for converting
-Construct flash audio and video
-Make flash audio and video stram
-Save flash stream to file