How to convert Flash to PSP? - PlayStation Portable

thunderfish | California USA

Usually, our PSP can only play flash 6.0, now flash is so fashion online, there are so much funny flash on websites, how can we enjoy these flash animations on our PSP?
I always use Moyea SWF to Video Converter to converter .swf to PSP movie (.mp4), it adopts some advanced tech as follow:
Convert SWF to AVI with RGBA alpha channel
Support ActionScript
Support recording audio and ripping audio of MP3 format in an independent file
Perfectly convert embedded Flash videos (FLV) or linked Flash videos (FLV)
Enabling users to interact with the Flash content during the conversion
Support animated logo, GIF picture and transparent background as the watermark
Adopt the Lower-Playback-Speed technology to achieve accurate audio and video synchronization and no frame loss
Adopt audio-extracting technology, instead of recordation, to 100% keep the original sound effect
Allow users to resize the frames to generate videos of suitable size to meet their needs
Let users easily crop an area of the SWF picture to convert or convert the full area of the SWF picture
Support batch-mode conversion
Enable users to set the beginning and ending for the created video and effectively control the conversion process

10/26/07 thunderfish

Change the background color & Capture pictures
Click the “Original” in the Background Color box, there will pop up a pigment pane, you can select one color or just DIY a color for your video background. Click the “Camera” tab to capture a picture of the playing flash, and the image files are saved as JPEG format files. Click “folder” on the right to check for its saving folder. You can click the button continuously for pictures, and check them together. You can use the captured flash pictures as you wallpaper.

Crop the Video and Add water mark
Click the button “Crop” and the following interface will pop up.
①Crop the video. Crop the video size by changing the values on the right of the pane. Choose “Select All”, and the video will keep the original size. Or simply move your mouse cursor on the video pane to make it.

②Add image water mark. Check the “Add image water mark” box to add an image to the video. Click “Folder” immediately behind to browse for the image from your folder. Click “None” in the box to set the transparency of your image. “None” is for no editing, and on clicking “Select…” , there will be a dialog box pops up automatically.

③Edit the image. Set the RGB values to DIY a color, showing in the bar below. Drag the tolerance bar, you can easily get the picture altered in pixel; drag the Alpha bar to adjust the opacity of the picture. Click “OK”