SWF To Video Scout 2.00.24

Whats new in version 2.00.24:
New major version, now supports batch conversion, SWF to PNG, BMP, GIF conversion. New improved user interface, new conversion wizard.

Publisher review:
SWF To Video Scout converts Flash movies (SWF, FLV) to AVI, MPEG, WMV video with sound. NTSC, PAL, video and audio compression modes are supported. Features: Converts flash into MPEG, AVI, VideoCD, DVD video with sound support; Audio and video compression support; Additional "frame-by-frame conversion" mode for highest quality conversion; Built-in flash movie viewer and extractor; Converts SWF, FLV to PNG, PNG with Alpha, BMP images (frame-by-frame conversion); Supports batch conversion of SWF and FLV to video; Conversion can run in background mode; Converts SWF flash animation movies to 32-bit RGBA AVI with transparency.

Includes Internet Explorer and Firefox integration to download and save movies by using Tools menu in Browsers (Firefox or IE)

Version with command-line interface support provides ability to automate conversion for software developers to incorporate program into their application.
Requirements:
Flash Player

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win2000,Win98,WinME

Limitations:
30 day trial. Reminder pop-up.

Release notes:
Major Update

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