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png2swf(1) swftools png2swf(1)NAME
png2swf - Takes a number of png files and converts them to a swf movie, one picture per frame.
Synopsis
png2swf [-X width] [-Y height] [-o file.swf] [-r rate] file1.png [file2.png...]
DESCRIPTION
This tools converts png image files into an SWF animation. It takes any number of input pictures, and converts them to SWF one-by-one,
where every converted picture is a separate frame in the target SWF.
The way the images are encoded in SWF is very similar to PNG (in that a zlib-based, lossless compression algorithm is used).
OPTIONS -r, --rate framerate
Set movie framerate (frames per second)
-o, --output filename
Explicitly specify output file. (Otherwise, output will go to stdout / output.swf)
-j, --jpeg quality
Generate a lossy jpeg bitmap inside the SWF, with a given quality (1-100)
-z, --zlib zlib
Use Flash MX (SWF 6) Zlib encoding for the output. The resulting SWF will be
smaller, but not playable in Flash Plugins of Version 5 and below.
-T, --flashversion
Set the flash version to generate
-X, --pixel width
Force movie width to width (default: autodetect)
-Y, --pixel height
Force movie height to height (default: autodetect)
-v, --verbose level
Set verbose level (0=quiet, 1=default, 2=debug)
-q, --quiet
Omit normal log messages, only log errors
-C, --cgi
For use as CGI- prepend http header, write to stdout
-V, --version
Print version information and exit
-s, --scale percent
Scale image to percent% size.
AUTHOR
Matthias Kramm <kramm@quiss.org>
png2swf February 2012 png2swf(1)
